Magic: The Gathering’s Lorwyn Eclipsed set is here to kick off 2026, and marks our first ‘Universes Within’ set since Edge of Eternities back in August.
Early signs suggest it’s a welcome return to a much-beloved Plane, too, having been delayed from 2025. Lorwyn has been part of Magic’s locations since 2007, and there are some great cards in the set – including some that are already spiking in value.
The Most Expensive Cards From Lorwyn Eclipsed
We’ve got the most valuable Lorwyn Eclipsed cards you can find right now listed below, with the caveat that this is based on pre-launch pricing taken as close to release as we can, courtesy of data from the lovely folks at TCGplayer.
We'll ensure this list is updated next week as well, so bookmark this page and check back in again soon. For now, let's check out what's hot on release weekend for Magic's latest set, Lorwyn Eclipsed.
10 – Glen Elendra Guardian (Showcase) – From $33.55
This three-cost Faerie Wizard has some absolutely stunning artwork, and can be cast with Flash. It’s a 3/4 with flying, but arrives with a -1/-1 counter, which can be removed as an activated ability that also counters a noncreature spell.
That’s a lot to remember, but if you find Glen Elendra Guardian in Showcase art, you could earn around $34, or up to $47 in foil.
9 – Bitterbloom Bearer (Showcase) – From $42
Bitterbloom Bearer is another Showcase card, and it’s sitting at $42 but can reach as high as $85 in foil.
It’s a two-cost Faerie Rogue, again with Flying and Flash, but saps life on your upkeep to create Faerie creature tokens with flying.
8 – Selfless Safewright (Showcase) – From $45.03
This one is already dropping in price, but the Showcase version of Selfless Safewright is now $45.03 in foil.
It’s a 4/2, five-cost Elf Warrior creature with (you guessed it) Flash. It’s also got Convoke, and turns creatures of your chosen type hexproof and indestructible until end of turn.
7 – Harmonized Crescendo (Showcase) – From $63.62
This six-cost Instant has Convoke, and lets you draw cards based on the number of cards you have in that type. There’s great artwork, too, showing merfolk singing.
It looks as though the price will drop, but for now, the Showcase version of Harmonized Crescendo is north of sixty bucks.
6 – Moonshadow (Showcase) – From $76.71
With some amazing artwork that extends from beyond the card’s borders, this Showcase treatment for Moonshadow is awesome – and could net you upwards of $75.
It’s a one-cost Elemental with 7/7 (yes, you read that right) and Menace, but it enters with six -1/-1 counters. You remove those counters when permanents enter your graveyard.
5 – Bloom Tender (Showcase) – From $114.62
At the time of writing, this Showcase Bloom Tender is being sold for $600, but its current market value is closer to $110 according to TCGPlayer.
It’s a 1/1 Elf Druid, but it taps for mana from permanents you control. Could be a good inclusion if you’re upgrading the Dance of the Elements precon.
4 – Winnowing (Showcase Fracture Foil) – From $228.50
This version of Winnowing breaks the $200 barrier, with some gorgeous, colorful art and that always impressive Fracture Foil treatment.
As for what it does, this six-cost Sorcery has Convoke and allows you to essentially boardwipe all but one of your opponents’ creatures.
3 – Moonshadow (Showcase Fracture Foil) – From $295
Yep, that’s a big jump for this version of Moonshadow, which is functionally the same as any other Moonshadow card in the set.
This Fracture Foil variant commands a fee of almost $300 at pre-launch prices.
2 – Selfless Safewright (Showcase Fracture Foil) – From $452.50
TCGPlayer marks the current market value of Selfless Safewright in Showcase Fracture Foil at $452.50, but it’s been sold for around $100 less already.
1 – Bloom Tender (Showcase Fracture Foil) – From $657.08
This version of Bloom Tender is gorgeous, and could net you a sizeable windfall if you open a pack and find it waiting for you.
It’s sitting at around $650 for market value, and the most recent sale is around the same amount. Happy hunting!
For more on Magic: The Gathering’s latest set, be sure to check out our guide to the two new Commander precon decks: Blight Curse and Dance of the Elements.
Where to Buy – Lorwyn Eclipsed
Not only is Lorwyn Eclipsed the first set of a fairly packed year for Magic fans, but it marks big changes to the product lineup as well.
For starters, theme decks are back for Standard play, while a new Draft Night boxed product encourages players to, well, draft cards to build their decks. Then there's our first Commander decks since Edge of Eternities, and both look pretty great.
If you're looking to pick up the rarest cards going, then you'll want to invest in the Collector Booster Box, as it has the highest pull rates going. Good luck, and let us know if you manage to score anything good when cracking those new packs.
Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He's a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife's dismay.
