The Most Expensive Cards From Murders at Karlov Manor

UPDATED: This list has been updated with prices as of July 25, 2024. Over the past month, surveil lands have spiked dramatically in value, going up as much as 100% or more in some cases as we see demand increase in multiple eternal formats. Elegant Parlor doubled from $7 to $14 this month!

Now is a great time to start collecting cards from Murders at Karlov Manor, as it’s been out for several months and prices have largely stabilized.

Cards from the set have been seeing play in a variety of formats. Vein Ripper spiked in value after Seth Manfield won a Pro Tour in Pioneer with it. Archdruid’s Charm is being played in both Pioneer and Commander. Additionally, the surveil lands are impactful enough to see play in ultra-competitive formats such as Legacy!

In this article, we will focus on the regular non-foil art versions of the cards, excluding those from Commander preconstructed decks. For your reference, the main set cards from Murders at Karlov Manor have the dagger symbol as the set icon.

With all that in mind, here are the Most Expensive MTG Cards From Murders at Karlov Manor as of the time of writing:

#1 Vein Ripper – $23

#2 Undercity Sewers – $16

#3 Elegant Parlor – $14

#4 Underground Mortuary – $13

#5 Delney, Streetwise Lookout – $12

#6 Massacre Girl, Known Killer – $10

#7 Thundering Falls – $9

#8 Meticulous Archive – $9

#9 Commercial District – $9

#10 Raucous Theater – $8

#11 Hedge Maze – $8

#12 Archdruid’s Charm – $8

#13 Leyline of the Guildpact – $7

#14 Shadowy Backstreet – $6

#15 Rakdos, Patron of Chaos – $6

#16 Warleader’s Call – $6

#17 Lush Portico – $5

#18 Undergrowth Recon – $3

#19 Anzrag, the Quake-Mole – $3

#20 Case of the Locked Hothouse – $3

That’s the top 20 most valuable and cards worth money from Muders at Karlov Manor (MKM). As you can see, the surveil lands take up approximately half of the list because of their application in almost every MTG format.

While lands tend to drop in value after a Standard set rotates, these lands see play in virtually every format, so don’t expect them to drop too much after rotation. Especially considering Pioneer and Modern are amoung the most popular formats these days.

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