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21 Doctor Octopus, Master Planner A bit of a silly card, Doc Ock increases your maximum hand size to eight and lets you draw up to eight at the end of your turn

Other Versions For Sale Base - $0.27 Foil - $0.41 Prerelease Foil - $0.64 Showcase - $0.91 Showcase Foil - $1.14 10 Zoraline, Cosmos Caller Borderless Raised Foil - $120.17 The only Bat on this list, Zoraline, Cosmos Caller is a fantastic white and black legendary creature, both as the leader of a Bat-themed Commander deck and as a fairly strong creature to run in Standard or in the 99 of your deck

Advertisement The three-color combinations get their names from two sets: Shards of Alara (2008), which contained allied wedges, and Khans of Tarkir (2014), which introduced names for the enemy wedges

Neither of them is Balduvian Horde, which hilariously was the card that players back in 1996 thought was the most broken because a 5/5 for four mana was super far above the curve for creatures of the era, even with its "discard a card" drawback

Heres how the prices shake out: Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Neon Ink Green) - $1,962 Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Neon Ink Blue) - $1,933 Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Neon Ink Yellow) - $1,846 Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Neon Ink Pink) - $1,768 Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Japan Exclusive) - $4,836.47 The Travelling Chocobo (Borderless - Japan Exclusive) is the most expensive card of any 2025 Magic: The Gathering set, racking up a total of around $6,000

Tempest (1997) brought a very expensive removal spell, which does have its benefits