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Sets › Magic: The Gathering › Shards of Alara

Shards of Alara

Magic: The Gathering · Alara · 2008 · 250 cards

Set overview

All 250 priced cards in Shards of Alara are worth €187.09 together. That's down 2.5% over the last 11 weeks, from €191.84. It's up 2.3% this week. Tezzeret the Seeker 60 is the most valuable card at €32.15, 17.2% of the set's value on its own.

Set value by week
Week	Value
2026-W31	€191.84
2026-W32	€184.73
2026-W33	€184.70
2026-W34	€181.29
2026-W35	€180.35
2026-W36	€181.30
2026-W37	€180.23
2026-W38	€181.43
2026-W39	€182.03
2026-W40	€182.95
2026-W41	€187.09

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Playability

Every card in Shards of Alara is legal in Modern, Legacy, Vintage, and Commander. It has 5 different legendary creatures that can lead a Commander deck. Its most-played card in Commander is Jungle Shrine, ranked #301 on EDHREC.

Most played in Commander

Jungle Shrine — EDHREC #301
Arcane Sanctum — EDHREC #339
Crumbling Necropolis — EDHREC #358
Seaside Citadel — EDHREC #396
Etherium Sculptor — EDHREC #435