Last update: July 03, 2026 This article looks at the most expensive Magic: The Gathering cards on Cardmarket in 2026, explaining why Reserved List staples, rare print runs, misprints, serialized cards, and iconic collectibles continue to reach extreme prices
It's not an instant staple and shouldn't make much of an impact today, but the original mana dork is a good addition to the Metagame and could find more space as the format develops
Urza, Lord High Artificer The next is the designed to break Modern dork that costs four, has a smaller 1/4 body and then ETBs with a win con in size of your artifacts in artifact token form with the ability to ramp by tapping your artifacts for Blue mana and then that mana can be spend on anything, not just artifacts and you can spend five mana to cast free stuff, nasty little kill, free stuff, ramping powerhouse which people don't fill around nicely and I hate to see abused
Okay, thats out of the way