UPDATED: This article has been updated with prices as of Wednesday, October 23, 2024. New to the list this week is Ghost Vacuum at $5 a pop and Unholy Annex at $4. Abhorrent Oculus remains the most expensive at $30
Duskmourn: House of Horror has finally been released! Now that we’ve gotten a chance to play with these new Magic: The Gathering cards at prerelease, many players want to know what the big money cards from the set are.
Duskmourn: House of Horror will not have any serialized cards; however, it will have a new Double Exposure card treatment as well as the new Japan Showcase style with and without the fracture foil treatment. There will also be textured foil cards, Mirror Monster cards, Paranormal Frame cards, Lurking Evil cards, Extended art, Borderless art, and of course, traditional foil cards. You can read the full details on each of these styles and where to find them here from MTG.
For this listicle, we will only be looking at the traditional regular frame non-foil MTG cards. That way, you can see what are truly the chase rares and most valuable cards from Duskmourn, based on the power of the cards rather than on their treatment. We will also not be looking at any of the cards from Commander precons. These are just the cards from booster packs that will be legal in Standard.
With all that said, here are the most expensive cards from Duskmourn so far:
#1 Abhorrent Oculus – $30
#2 Valgavoth, Terror Eater – $24
#3 Overlord of the Hauntwoods – $24
#4 Overlord of the Balemurk – $19
#5 Meathook Massacre II – $11
#6 Gloomlake Verge – $10
#7 Overlord of the Mistmoors $9
#8 Screaming Nemesis – $9
#9 Enduring Innocence – $9
#10 Dollmaker’s Shop // Porcelain Gallery – $8
#11 Kaito, Bane of Nightmares – $8
#12 Razorkin Needlehead – $8
#13 Floodfarm Verge – $8
#14 Walk-In Closet // Forgotten Cellar – $7
#15 Blazemire Verge – $6
#16 Funeral Room // Awakening Hall – $6
#17 Mirror Room // Fractured Realm – $6
#18 Thornspire Verge – $6
#19 The Wandering Rescuer – $5
#20 Fear of Missing Out – $5
#21 Unstoppable Slasher – $5
#22 Overlord of the Floodpits – $5
#23 Ghost Vacuum – $5
#24 Enduring Curiosity – $4
#25 Overlord of the Boilerbilges – $4
#26 Hushwood Verge – $4
#27 Enduring Vitality – $4
#28 Unholy Annex // Ritual Chamber – $4
#29 Tyvar, the Pummeler – $4
#30 Hauntwoods Shrieker – $4
#31 Leyline of Resonance – $3
#32 Demonic Counsel – $3
That’s it! Those are the 32 most expensive cards in the Duskmourn set as of the time of writing. We will be updating this article daily as card prices fluctuate in the weeks to come.
As we can see, Duskmourn has a strong diversity of powerful rares and mythics which are playable in a variety of formats, including Commander, Standard, and beyond.
Preorders for singles typically start high and decrease dramatically over the first few weeks of a set’s release as product becomes more widely available. There’s always a premium to pay for being the first to have access to a new card.
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Duskmourn: House of Horror prerelease is scheduled for September 20. It will release on MTG Arena on September 24, with a worldwide set release on September 27.
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