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Here Be Dragons

6 cardsHere Be Dragons

Here Be Dragons is a 6-card Secret Lair drop that released on June 13, 2022.

The most valuable card in Here Be Dragons is currently Old Gnawbone, at $53.14 for its cheapest printing. Old Gnawbone alone accounts for 61% of its singles value. The Secret Lair printings themselves cost $254, about 2.5× the $104 the same cards cost in their cheapest printings. The drop also came with a bonus card, Dragon's Hoard, whose Secret Lair printing runs $38.01. Among the 392 Secret Lairs tracked on Mana Value, it ranks #21 by singles value.

Non-Foil Total$87.58
Foil Total$103.78

Cards in this drop

Iymrith, Desert Doom

Iymrith, Desert Doom

Non-foil $1.31Foil $1.90
Ebondeath, Dracolich

Ebondeath, Dracolich

Non-foil $3.52Foil $4.02
Inferno of the Star Mounts

Inferno of the Star Mounts

Non-foil $3.37Foil $2.89
Old Gnawbone

Old Gnawbone

Non-foil $53.14Foil $57.32
Tiamat

Tiamat

Non-foil $22.81Foil $31.32
Icingdeath, Frost Tongue

Icingdeath, Frost Tongue

Non-foil $3.43Foil $6.33

Frequently asked questions

How much is Here Be Dragons worth?+

Priced as singles at the cheapest printing of each card, the 6 cards in Here Be Dragons come to $87.58 non-foil and $104 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 Here Be Dragons?+

Old Gnawbone, at $53.14 for its cheapest printing. It is followed by Tiamat at $22.81 and Ebondeath, Dracolich at $3.52.

When did Here Be Dragons release?+

Here Be Dragons released on June 13, 2022, as part of the Here Be Dragons superdrop. It contains 6 cards, plus a bonus card.

Where do the prices for Here Be Dragons come from?+

From TCGplayer, refreshed regularly — the currency you pick decides which marketplace is shown, Cardmarket in EUR or TCGplayer in USD. Mana Value does not sell cards; every price links back to the marketplace listing it came from.