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Sets › Magic: The Gathering › Tarkir: Dragonstorm Promos

Tarkir: Dragonstorm Promos

Magic: The Gathering · promo · 2025 · 160 cards

Set overview

All 160 priced cards in Tarkir: Dragonstorm Promos are worth €625.63 together. That's up 6.3% over the last 11 weeks, from €587.50. It's up 1.5% this week. Ugin, Eye of the Storms 1s is the most valuable card at €40.67, 6.5% of the set's value on its own.

Set value by week
Week	Value
2026-W31	€587.50
2026-W32	€583.94
2026-W33	€587.13
2026-W34	€588.79
2026-W35	€585.20
2026-W36	€591.46
2026-W37	€594.97
2026-W38	€601.98
2026-W39	€604.95
2026-W40	€615.42
2026-W41	€624.57

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Biggest moves this week

Playability

Every card in Tarkir: Dragonstorm Promos is legal in Modern, Legacy, Vintage, and Commander. It has 16 different legendary creatures that can lead a Commander deck. Its most-played card in Commander is Craterhoof Behemoth, ranked #333 on EDHREC.

Most played in Commander

Craterhoof Behemoth — EDHREC #333
Mistrise Village — EDHREC #444
Voice of Victory — EDHREC #596
Elspeth, Storm Slayer — EDHREC #877
Nature's Rhythm — EDHREC #1,100