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Sets › Magic: The Gathering › Ninth Edition Promos

Ninth Edition Promos

Magic: The Gathering · Core Set · 2005 · 2 cards

Set overview

All 2 priced cards in Ninth Edition Promos are worth €58.82 together. Shivan Dragon 219 is the most valuable card at €58.07, 98.7% of the set's value on its own.

Most valuable

Shivan Dragon 219 — €58.07
Force of Nature 242★ — €0.75

Playability

Every card in Ninth Edition Promos is legal in Modern, Legacy, Vintage, and Commander. Its most-played card in Commander is Shivan Dragon, ranked #10,925 on EDHREC.

Most played in Commander

Shivan Dragon — EDHREC #10,925
Force of Nature — EDHREC #26,831

All 2 cards in Ninth Edition Promos

Shivan Dragon 219
Force of Nature 242★