The Red Cards of Modern Horizons 2 The red cards of this set aren't quite as valuable as the blue or black ones, but a few red cards do stand out
Its dual typing gave players strategic advantages against numerous Gym Leaders and the Elite Four, cementing its role as a reliable and formidable partner

Creatures (24) 1 Avatar of Woe 1 Meloku the Clouded Mirror 1 Shadowmage Infiltrator 1 Wonder 1 Anger 1 Lord of Tresserhorn 1 Stronghold Assassin 1 Magus of the Moon 1 Oona, Queen of the Fae 1 Rakka Mar 1 Thraximundar 1 Jhessian Zombies 1 Igneous Pouncer 1 Butcher of Malakir 1 Kazuul, Tyrant of the Cliffs 1 Magmaw 1 Rapacious One 1 Tuktuk the Explorer 1 Grave Titan 1 Darksteel Sentinel 1 Undead Alchemist 1 Bloodline Keeper 1 Harvester of Souls 1 Talrand, Sky Summoner Planeswalkers (4) Lands (36) Spells (36) 1 Sensei's Divining Top 1 Sol Ring 1 Demonic Tutor 1 Transmute Artifact 1 Opportunity 1 Tidings 1 Decree of Pain 1 Skullclamp 1 Blood Moon 1 Planar Void 1 Gilded Lotus 1 Vedalken Orrery 1 Ruination 1 Slaughter 1 Shattering Pulse 1 Thran Dynamo 1 Leyline of the Void 1 Damnation 1 Bitterblossom 1 Din of the Fireherd 1 Armillary Sphere 1 Carnage Altar 1 Rite of Replication 1 Dreamstone Hedron 1 Recurring Insight 1 Leyline of Anticipation 1 Into the Core 1 Black Sun's Zenith 1 Batterskull 1 Torpor Orb 1 Life's Finale 1 Syphon Flesh 1 Army of the Damned 1 Diabolic Revelation 1 Gem of Becoming 1 Trading Post I had countermagic in here for a bit, but it was just four or five cards and that wasnt enough

But with over 1,800 cards in the release, each one is going to feel like a fresh glimpse into Magic history
There are even a few listings that are asking $40k+ for the card
These stocks are inconsistent, as are the locations : they could be in aisle hangers, at the checkout lane, or behind the customer service desk