Top 5 Most Expensive Edge of Eternities Cards Right Now

Magic: The Gathering’s Edge of Eternities set has quickly introduced some high-value cards that are making waves in both the collector and competitive communities. Here’s a breakdown of the current top five most expensive Edge of Eternities cards (not galaxy foil or special treatments) and what drives their appeal.

1. Tezzeret, Cruel Captain (~$25)

• A powerful colorless planeswalker with explosive synergy in artifact-heavy builds.

• Offers card draw, loyalty ramp when playing artifacts, and tutoring for 1-cost artifacts like Sol Ring.

• Its flexible application and high ceiling for combo decks make it the hottest mythic in the set.

2. Exalted Sunborn (~$20)

• A mono‑white 4/5 flyer with lifelink that doubles token creation. Essentially a creature version of Parallel Lives or Anointed Procession.

• Its low warp casting cost (as little as 2 mana) makes it an explosive tempo play in token-based strategies.

• Pair it with Elspeth, Storm Slayer and control the board.

3. Quantum Riddler (~$20)

• A mind-bending blue mythic that creates fast card advantage

• Popular in quick cast builds where casting multiple spells per turn is the norm, drawing your hand down to use his effect.

• Currently taking off in standard play.

4. Evendo, Waking Haven (~$20)

• A planet land from the cycle, simulating the effect of Gaea’s Cradle once stationed (based on power of tapped creatures used to add station counters).

• Highly sought after for creature-heavy EDH decks focused on explosive ramp.

5. Cosmogrand Zenith (~$20)

• A 2/4 token creation engine

• Also acts like Felidar Retreat with the ability to add +1/+1 counters to all of your creatures when you cast your second spell each turn.

• Combine with cards like Exalted Sunborn for massive token ramp.

  
  

What Makes These The Most Expensive Edge of Eternities Cards?

• Power and Utility Across Formats — Cards like Tezzeret and Quantum Riddler deliver across competitive formats, from Standard to EDH and Vintage.

• Unique Mechanics — The “station” mechanic on planet lands unlocks crazy ramp potential in the right decks.

• Collector Hype Meets Competitive Strength — Some cards are expensive because they’re playable; others because the art, foil treatments, or unique printings make them desirable collector pieces.

• Emerging Meta Influence — As players test and refine builds in the post-release meta, demand for key enablers like token doublers and mana engines spikes accordingly.