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Battle for Zendikar

Released October 2015 · 299 cards

$118.76+0.9%30d

Set Overview

299 cards with a combined index value of $118.76. Flat over the last 30 days. Top performers: Part the Waterveil, Prairie Stream. Sealed: - Booster Box.

7d-1.6%·90d+3.2%

Value by Rarity

common
+7.1%
uncommon
+4.6%
rare
-2.3%
mythic
+7.5%

Top Gainers

CardPriceChange
$1.00+14.9%
$0.34+9.7%
$0.24+9.1%
$0.40+5.3%
$0.24+4.3%
$0.26+4.0%
$0.28+3.7%
$0.28+3.7%
$0.30+3.4%
$0.37+2.8%

Top Losers

CardPriceChange
$1.88-10.0%
$0.36-10.0%
$0.37-7.5%
$0.35-5.4%
$0.23-4.2%
$0.23-4.2%
$0.29-3.3%
$0.32-3.0%
$0.32-3.0%
$0.33-2.9%

All Cards in Battle for Zendikar (374)

Frequently Asked Questions

How is an MTG set's total value calculated?

A set's total value is the sum of every card's current TCGPlayer market price. SpellBook Finance updates this daily and tracks percentage changes over 7, 30, and 90 days so you can spot appreciation or decline across the entire set.

What are the top gainers and losers in an MTG set?

Top gainers are cards whose price increased the most over the trailing 30-day window. Top losers are those that dropped the most. These lists help you identify which singles are driving a set's overall performance up or down.

How do sealed products relate to set performance?

Sealed products from the same set are listed on each set page with current market prices. Comparing sealed product prices to the set's singles value helps you decide whether cracking boxes or holding them sealed is the better financial play.

What are the most expensive cards in Battle for Zendikar?

The most valuable cards in Battle for Zendikar by current market price are Void Winnower ($44.07), Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger ($19.30), Felidar Sovereign ($4.76), Sunken Hollow ($4.63), Conduit of Ruin ($4.55). See the full card list with live prices on this page.