Artifacts, Phyrexians, planeswalkers, and legendary soldiers within The Brothers’ War set remain valuable past launch on the Magic: The Gathering secondary singles market.
There are a total of 287 regular cards within The Brothers’ War (BRO) set that is slated to globally launch on Nov. 18. Also included in the set are 63 Retro Artifacts, found in Draft, set, and collector boosters. There are so many schematic serial numbered Retro Artifacts worth money that an entire price list can be found here.
A majority of The Brothers’ War cards retained their value heading into the new year with a few gaining value after the launch of MOM. And heading into the launch of Aftermath, at least 10 cards still have varients worth between $10 and $50.
All prices for the BRO set are subject to change daily. Updates to all prices and cards worth money will take place monthly, or when major price changes occur due to another set release or major tournaments.
Portal to Phyrexia
Powerful Artifacts are scattered throughout the BRO set, with Portal to Phyrexia possibly ranking as one of the best. The Artifact has seen an increase in Standard gameplay since the release of ONE, along with formats like Commander, Pioneer, and Modern. Prices for some variants have been on the rise since the beginning of February.
- Extended art foil: $42 to $47
- Extended non-foil: $29 to $30
- Prerelease foil: $27 to $28
- Foil: $24 to $25
- Regular version: $20 to $22
Myrel, Shield of Argive
Myrel, Shield of Argive is a solid commander in soldier tribal Commander decks, a bomb in BRO Limited, the human soldier even had an impact on the Standard format. Myrel synergizes with soldier tribal, and the human soldier prevents any opponent from casting spells or activating abilities on your turn.
The value of Myrel dropped slightly heading into the new year. But the legendary has since risen in value as Soldiers remains a popular Standard best-of-one meta deck.
- Extended art foil: $42 to $45
- Extended non-foil: $23 to $25
- Prerelease foil $23
- Foil version: $17 to $18
- Regular version: $15 to $17
Urza, Lord Protector
Urza, Lord Protector is a strong card on its own in Commander and will have an impact on BRO Limited and Standard. It’s also a piece of Urza, Planeswalker, a Melded planeswalker card created by Urza, Lord Protector, and The Mightstone and the Weakstone Artifact Melding together.
Following the global launch of BRO, Urz, Lord Protector increased in value across all variations, especially the prerelease foil version. Following the launch of March of the Machine has caused the legendary creature to dip slightly in price, though.
- Prerelease foil: $47 to $50
- Foil: $321 to $23
- Regular version: $14 to $15
Awaken the Woods
Awaken the Woods is a powerful Sorcery spell in Green seeing gameplay in the Commander format. The BRO card is a Mythic Rare that has its extended foil version that initially hit $60-plus but has since leveled out at around $40.
- Extended foil version: $32 to $40
- Prerelease foil: $24
- Foil: $20
- Extended non-foil: $21 to $23
- Regular: $17 to $19
Gix, Yawgmoth Praetor
Gix, Yawgmoth Praetor was a bomb within the Limited format and had an impact within the MTG Commander and Standard formats. Since the release of BRO, the variations have only dipped slightly in price. The legendary creature did get a slight boost with the release of March of the Machine and is worth keeping an eye on.
- Extended art foil: $38 to $42
- Extended non-foil version: $18 to $20
- Foil version: $13 to $15
- Regular version: $11 to $12
Mishra, Claimed by Gix
Mishra, Claimed by Gix is part of the Meld pair with Lost to Phyrexia that creates Mishra, Lost to Phyrexia. The legendary from BRO has slotted into RB builds in Standard while popping off in popularity through the Commander format. Since the release of ONE, Mishra, Claimed by Gix has slowly been decreasing in value. And the legendary Phyrexian continued to drop in worth following the launch of MOM.
- Prerelease foil: $40 to $45
- Foil: $13 to $15
- Regular: $10 to $11
Cityscape Leveler
Cityscape Leveler spiked in price over the 2022 holidays, with its extended art foil version jumping from around $16 to $50. The price of the Artifact continued to depreciate in value after the release of ONE, while still seeing gameplay in multiple MTG formats like Pioneer, Commander, Standard, and Modern. Following the launch of MOM, Cityscape Leveler began to rise slowly in price.
- Extended foil: $25 to $30
- Extended non-foil: $18 to $21
- Prerelease foil: $15 to $16
- Foil: $14 to $15
- Regular: $12
Loran of the Third Path
Ranking as one of the most popular Traditional Standard sideboard cards in White is Loran of the Third Path. The legendary also sees play in Commander, Vintage, and Legacy formats. Able to destroy an Artifact or Enchantment upon ETB, Loran of the Third Path has maintained its value since the release of ONE after having a significant price spike at the start of 2023.
- Extended foil: $17 to $20
- Prelease foil: $16 to $18
- Extended non-foil: $11 t o$13
- Regular: $8 to $10
Teferi, Temporal Pilgrim
Teferi, Temporal Pilgrim was a bomb in Limited, while the planeswalker did somewhat find a home in several Commander decks. The planeswalker stabilized after the launch of ONE but began dipping slowly in price following the release of MOM.
- Borderless foil: $13 to $15
- Prerelease foil: $17 to $19
- Borderless non-foil: $7 to $8
- Regular version: $8 to $9
Titania, Voice of Gaea
Titania, Voice of Gaea was one of three Meld cards in the color Green, finding deck homes within the Commander format and Historic Brawl. The value of the elemental began decreasing slightly after the release of BRO but managed to stabilize with the launch of ONE and maintain its worth after the launch of MOM.
- Prerelease foil: $31 to $35
- Foil: $15 to $18
- Regular: $11 to $13
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Update Nov. 17 12:30pm CT: The price list for The Brothers’ War cards was adjusted and updated following its release.
Update Dec. 1 at 5:50pm CT: All prices were updated two weeks after the global launch of BRO.
Update Jan. 21 at 4:15pm CT: All BRO card prices were updated heading into the release of ONE.
Update Feb. 25 3pm CT: All BRO card prices were updated for the month of Feb.
Update April 27 4:15pm CT: All BRO card prices were updated following the launch of March of the Machine.
