MTG Secret Lair Value Breakdown
Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder I
Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder I is a 6-card Secret Lair drop that released on August 27, 2024 as part of the Dungeons & Dragons 50th Anniversary Superdrop, alongside 4 other drops.
The most valuable card in Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder I is currently Stifle, at $10.09 for its cheapest printing. The three most valuable cards make up 77% of its singles value. The Secret Lair printings themselves cost $40.70, about 1.9× the $21.76 the same cards cost in their cheapest printings. The drop also came with 6 bonus cards, whose Secret Lair printings run $690 together. Among the 392 Secret Lairs tracked on Mana Value, it ranks #186 by singles value.
Cards in this drop
Xanathar, Guild Kingpin
Bribery
Stifle
Delay
Blood Money
Drown in the Loch
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Frequently asked questions
How much is Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder I worth?+
Priced as singles at the cheapest printing of each card, the 6 cards in Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder I come to $21.76 non-foil and $32.38 foil. Compare that against what the sealed drop sells for to judge whether it is worth buying intact.
What is the most valuable card in Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder I?+
Stifle, at $10.09 for its cheapest printing. It is followed by Bribery at $3.76 and Blood Money at $2.94.
When did Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder I release?+
Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder I released on August 27, 2024, as part of the Dungeons & Dragons 50th Anniversary Superdrop. It contains 6 cards, plus 6 bonus cards.
Where do the prices for Dungeons & Dragons: Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder I come from?+
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