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Best MTG Ravnica Remastered reprints and prices

Here are the best pulls in Ravnica Remastered.
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Published: Dec 19, 2023 02:08 pm

Wizards of the Coast’s main Magic: The Gathering reprint set for 2024, Ravnica Remastered, showcases nearly 300 reprinted cards with variants like borderless anime and Retro frame serialized treatments. 

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The Ravnica Remastered set was designed as a fully draftable MTG set that contains cards from multiple Ravnica Blocks. Reprints keep the secondary market healthy, especially on Magic cards that haven’t been reprinted anytime recently. The reprint sets also provide players with new collectibles. Within Ravnica Remastered, the best pulls are borderless anime and Retro frame treatments. 

Commander players are excited about cards like Blind Obedience and Lavinia, Azorius Renegade. And MTG Commander players, like myself, are happy about the Mayhem Devil reprint, since Ravnica Remastered was the first set to contain a reprint of the popular War of the Spark card. 

All MTG Ravnica Remastered preorder cards worth money

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The reprinting of Shock lands has played a role in the overall value of Ravnica Remastered, with top lands like Breeding Pool, Blood Crypt, and Steam Vents valued between $15 and $20. All prices, though, are temporary and are subject to change after the prerelease launch of Ravnica Remastered on Jan. 5. Prices were determined through market values on websites like MTGGoldfish and TCGPlayer. 

Nonvariant and nonfoil Ravnica Remastered prices

  • Cyclonic Rift: Around $30
  • Bruvac the Gandiloquent: Around $29
  • Cloutstone Curio: Around $25
  • Breeding Pool: Around $20
  • Blood Crypt: Around $18
  • Sacred Foundry: Around $17
  • Steam Vents: Around $15
  • Karlov of the Ghost Council: Around $14
  • Watery Grave: Around $14
  • Liliana, Dreadhorde General: Around $14
  • Godless Shrine: Around $12
  • Lord of the Void: Around $12

Variant Ravnica Remastered nonfoil and foil prices

  • Anime borderless Crypt Ghast: Nonfoil around $50 and foil at around $100
  • Anime borderless Aurelia, Exemplar of Justice: Nonfoil around $50 and foil around $100
  • Anime borderless Teysa, Orzhov Scion: Nonfoil around $40 and foil around $90
  • Anime borderless Divine Visitation: Nonfoil around $40 and foil around $80
  • Anime borderless Utvara Hellkite: Nonfoil around $40 and foil around $80
  • Anime borderless Hellkite Tyrant: Nonfoil around $40 and foil around $80
  • Borderless Hallowed Fountain: Nonfoil around $27 and foil around $30
  • Retro Frame Rhythm of the Wild: Nonfoil around $10 and foil around $30
  • Borderless Watery Grave: Nonfoil around $30 and foil around $35
  • Borderless Breeding Pool: Nonfoil around $25 and foil around $30
  • Borderless Steam Vents: Nonfoil around $25 and foil around $30
  • Anime borderless Niv-Mizzet, Parun: Nonfoil around $30 and foil around $40

All prices will get updated following the official release of Ravnica Remastered.

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Danny has been writing for Dot Esports for over five years, first as a freelancer and now as a staff writer. He is the lead beat writer for Magic: The Gathering and Teamfight Tactics. Danny is also a solid Monopoly GO player, having beaten every main event without spending a dime. When Danny isn't writing or gaming, he's chilling by the water in Spacecoast Florida with his family and friends. He's always got a tan, because touching grass is important, and loves playing strategic digital and tabletop games. Past outlets Danny has written for include TheGamer and ScreenRant.
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