MTG Duskmourn most expensive cards – Prerelease prices

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Red nightmare creature in MTG Duskmourn set with multiple hands and no face or body
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The official Magic: The Gathering preview season for Duskmourn: House of Horrors has arrived and early prices are starting to come together.

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Wizards of the Coast stepped away from serialized variants for Duskmourn: House of Horrors, focusing instead on Japanese full-art variants with a fractured foil treatment. Other variants in Play and Collector boosters include full-art Manor Lands, Double Exposure textured foil, and Mirror Monster borderless cards. Exclusive to the Nightbare bundle is one of three Movie Poster borderless cards and three double-sided Movie Poster cards.

Some card variants don’t have a market price at time of writing, and card prices are subject to change. Prices are monitored and will officially be updated with the digital launch of Duskmourn: House of Horrors on Sept. 24. Prices are an average from sites like echomtg, MTG Goldfish, and TCGPlayer. Here are the Prerelease MTG Duskmourn card prices so far.

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A character stands wielding a hovering mirror-like object in Duskmourn: House of Horror.
Fractured foils are hot, but so are Legendary textured foils. Image via WotC

Leading up to Prerelease weekend on Sept. 20, Japanese Showcase fractured foils were priced between $200 and $350. Both Enduring Glimmers and Overlord cycles received the Japanse Showcase fracture foil treatment. A few Double Exposure texture foil Legendaries like Kaito, Tyvar, and Niko were valued from $60 to $70, except Valgavoth. Traditional and non-foil Japanese Showcase cards were mostly priced between $20 and $30.

Here’s a pre Prerelease glimpse at some of the most expensive Duskmourn: House of Horror cards so far and how MTG card prices can vary between variants.

Valgavoth, Terror Eater most expensive DSK cards

Black and white sketch of Vlagavoth with red door entryway in MTG Duskmourn set
Double Exposure texture foil variant. Image via WotC

The most expensive MTG Duskmourn card at time of writing is Valgavoth, Terror Eater with a Double Exposure textured foil treatment. A few copies have appeared so far and are priced at around $250.

  • Double Exposure traditional foil: Around $60
  • Double Exposure non-foil: Around $28
  • Borderless foil: Around $16
  • Main version: Around $20

Overlord of the Hauntwoods most expensive DSK cards

Creature horror in forest through Duskmoon: House of Horror MTG set
Japanese Showcase fractured foil variant. Image via WotC

Overlord of the Hauntwoods is perhaps one of the most hyped Duskmourn cards. Due to the rarity of fractured foil Japanese Showcase variants, top prices run in the hundreds. But most other variants drop significantly in price.

  • Japanese Showcase fractured foil: Around $220
  • Japanese Showcase traditional foil: Around $28
  • Main: Around $15

Enduring Curiosity most expensive DSK cards

A glimmer cat in gold with gold head dress and gold magic in MTG Duskmourn set
Japanese Showcase fractured foil variant. Image via WotC

Japanese Showcase fractured foil variants are very hard to pull and exclusive to Collector booster packs. Enduring Curiosity is a bomb in Limited and should perform well in formats like Standard and Commander.

  • Japanese Showcase fractured foil: Around $200
  • Japanese Showcase traditional foil: Around $18
  • Main: Around $5

Enduring Tenacity most expensive DSK cards

Spirit snake in Duskmoon: House of Horror MTG set
Japanese Showcase fractured foil variant. Image via WotC

Enduring Tenacity could slot nicely into a variety of Commander decks. Expect the card to perform well in Commander and possibly Standard too.

  • Japanese Showcase fractured foil: Around $210
  • Japanese Showcase traditional foil: Around $26
  • Main: Around $6

Doomsday Excruciator most expensive DSK cards

Reflection of monster with logn horns and fingers lunging at human through sunglasses in MTG Duskmourn set
Mirror Monster borderless variant. Image via WotC

Doomsday Excruciator is mostly a Commander card that may see some play in Mono-Black Standard. The Demon’s Mirror Monster borderless variant is its most expensive.

  • Mirror Monster borderless foil: Around $15
  • Mirror Monster borderless non-foil: Around $12
  • Main: Around $8

Screaming Nemesis most expensive DSK cards

Spirit horror taunting in Duskmourn House of Horror MTG set
Mirror Monster borderless variant. Image via WotC

Screaming Nemesis is another Mirror Monster borderless variant worth some money. The spirit is another card slotting into Commander decks with a chance to perform in other MTG formats.

  • Mirror Monster borderless foil: Around $18
  • Mirror Monster borderless non-foil: Around $12
  • Main: Around $10

Meathook Massacre II most expensive DSK cards

Ghost shaped human in retro paranormal frame carrying an axe with magic around them in Duskmourn MTG set
Paranormal frame foil variant. Image via WotC

Expanding the realms of what a Meathook Massacre looks like in Duskmourn, this Legendary Enchantment has potential.

  • Main foil: Around $24
  • Paranormal foil: Around $25
  • Main: Around $25

The Wandering Rescuer most expensive DSK cards

The Wanderer with sword across head in black and white with red monster in background through MTG Duskmourn set
Double Exposure textured foil variant. Image via WotC

Of all the cards I’m excited to try out, The Wandering Rescuer is at the top of the list.

  • Double Exposure borderless textured foil: Around $85
  • Double Exposure borderless foil: Around $15
  • Double Exposure borderless non-foil: Around $20
  • Main: Around $10

Kaito, Bane of Nightmares most expensive DSK cards

Kaito face in black and white with red nighmare creatures behind him in MTG Duskmourn set
Double Exposure borderless textured foil variant. Image via WotC

Kaito returns to Duskmourn as Kaito, Bane of Nightmares. The card hasn’t found a home yet but should given its potential.

  • Double Exposure borderless textured foil: Around $85
  • Double Exposure borderless: Around $25
  • Main: Around $15

All MTG Duskmourn: House of Horrors card prices will be adjusted leading up to the Prerelease weekend. Prices will be checked daily for any major changes. An official update is scheduled for Sept. 24.

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