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Illustrators › Sam Wood

Sam Wood

49 cards illustrated

About Sam Wood and their work

Sam Wood is credited on 49 cards in our catalogue, across 32 sets. Their cards run from 1998 to 2020, 23 years in all. Their busiest years were 2009 and 2010, with 6 cards each. Their most valuable card is Two-Headed Dragon from Japan Junior Tournament, at €80.40.

Cards: 49
Sets: 32
Active: 1998–2020
Typical price: €0.44

Cards per year
Year	Cards
1998	2
1999	2
2000	5
2001	2
2002	2
2003	5
2004	1
2007	1
2008	2
2009	6
2010	6
2011	4
2013	1
2014	2
2015	1
2017	1
2018	3
2019	1
2020	2

Most valuable

Two-Headed Dragon — Japan Junior Tournament 2004 — €80.40
Goblin Chieftain — Magic 2011 Promos 2010 — €43.30
Two-Headed Dragon — Junior Super Series 2003 — €11.05
Draco — From the Vault: Dragons 2008 — €10.57
Two-Headed Dragon — Eighth Edition 2003 — €6.24

Drawn most often

Goblin Chieftain — 7 cards
Two-Headed Dragon — 7 cards
Solemn Offering — 5 cards
Draco — 3 cards
Oblivion Stone — 3 cards

Sets with the most of their work

Magic 2010 — 4 of 249
Invasion — 3 of 354
Magic 2011 — 3 of 249
Battlebond — 2 of 256
Eighth Edition — 2 of 711

Counts include reprints of the same artwork. Prices are estimates from TCGplayer and Cardmarket, not guaranteed values.

Cards illustrated by Sam Wood

Goblin Chieftain DDT-41 — The List (2020)
Goblin Chieftain 324 — Jumpstart (2020)
Draco PLS-131 — The List (2019)
Oblivion Stone 205 — Commander Anthology Volume II (2018)
Solemn Offering 107 — Battlebond (2018)
Urborg Drake 231 — Battlebond (2018)
Goblin Chieftain 41 — Duel Decks: Merfolk vs. Goblins (2017)
Prized Unicorn 287 — Magic Origins (2015)
Mountain 62 — Duel Decks Anthology: Elves vs. Goblins (2014)
Solemn Offering 33 — Magic 2015 (2014)
Solemn Offering 36 — Magic 2014 (2013)
Goblin Chieftain 138 — Magic 2012 (2011)
Mountain 220 — Salvat 2011 (2011)
Mountain 245 — Magic 2012 (2011)
Oblivion Stone 254 — Commander 2011 (2011)
Goblin Chieftain 141★ — Magic 2011 Promos (2010)
Goblin Chieftain 141 — Magic 2011 (2010)
Mountain 109 — Duels of the Planeswalkers (2010)
Prized Unicorn 193 — Magic 2011 (2010)
Solemn Offering 32 — Magic 2011 (2010)
Two-Headed Dragon 50 — Archenemy (2010)
Goblin Chieftain 139 — Magic 2010 (2009)
Mountain 245 — Magic 2010 (2009)
Nissa's Chosen 34 — DCI Promos (2009)
Prized Unicorn 199 — Magic 2010 (2009)
Solemn Offering 33 — Magic 2010 (2009)
Umara Raptor 75 — Zendikar (2009)
Draco 3 — From the Vault: Dragons (2008)
Two-Headed Dragon 15 — From the Vault: Dragons (2008)
Mountain 62 — Duel Decks: Elves vs. Goblins (2007)
Two-Headed Dragon 2N04 — Japan Junior Tournament (2004)
Altar of Shadows 143 — Mirrodin (2003)
Oblivion Stone 222 — Mirrodin (2003)
Two-Headed Dragon 9 — Junior Super Series (2003)
Two-Headed Dragon 229★ — Eighth Edition (2003)
Two-Headed Dragon 229 — Eighth Edition (2003)
Crude Rampart 17 — Onslaught (2002)
Mountain 344 — Onslaught (2002)
Darting Merfolk ab72 — World Championship Decks 2001 (2001)
Draco 131 — Planeshift (2001)
Pack Hunt 109 — Nemesis (2000)
Phyrexian Reaper 117 — Invasion (2000)
Phyrexian Slayer 118 — Invasion (2000)
Urborg Drake 283 — Invasion (2000)
Wandering Eye 50 — Nemesis (2000)
Darting Merfolk 72 — Mercadian Masques (1999)
Two-Headed Dragon 221 — Mercadian Masques (1999)
Abyssal Nightstalker 61 — Portal Second Age (1998)
Time Ebb 57 — Portal Second Age (1998)