MTG Reality Fracture: Top 10 Most Valuable Cards Revealed

Jace's Echoverse reshapes Magic's multiverse in Reality Fracture. These are the priciest cards from prerelease weekend, led by Omnipresence at $1,000.

Ever wonder what Magic would look like if Jace Beleren rewrote reality? That's exactly what Reality Fracture explores with its "Echoverse"—a twisted take on the multiverse where iconic spells and creatures get a fresh spin. Prerelease weekend just wrapped (September 26-27), and the secondary market is already buzzing. Here are the most valuable cards from the set so far.

Before we dive in, a quick note: prerelease prices are volatile and will shift dramatically at launch on October 2. We'll keep you posted. Also, Facet Foil is a new treatment found on most of these cards, unless they're in the Showcase treatment. Now, let's count down.

Starting at $200, Rise of the Deathbringer is a five-cost instant that draws cards for life or shrinks creatures by -3/-3. Someone already paid double that. Next, Craterclaw Colossus ($210) is a mono-red take on Craterhoof Behemoth, giving trample and haste, but powered by artifacts. Codie, Ravenous Codex ($300) copies prepared spells and can prepare all your creatures for WUBRG—a Commander dream.

Simulacrum Shaper ($325) is green's Solemn Simulacrum, ramping and drawing cards, with Elf synergy. One sold for $499.99! Kwia Vigorbloom ($354) turns Strixhaven's Elder Dragons into Hexhaven's Elder Sphinxes—a 6/6 with flying, vigilance, lifelink, and ward 2 that creates Lotus tokens when you gain life. Emrakul, the Exigent Doom ($354) untaps lands, drops a 12/12 with flying, trample, and a hefty ward cost, and can be exiled from hand to ramp.

Return to the Light Realms ($420) is a white twist on Rise of the Dark Realms, reanimating all nonland permanents from your graveyard. Curse-Marred Demon ($500) is a red 4/4 that tutors any card but discards randomly—cheaper but weaker than Rune-Scarred Demon. Hexhaven Invigorator ($562) converts damage into lands (any lands!) and swings as a 6/6 vigilant Chimera Horror. One sold for $850.

Finally, Omnipresence ($1,000) is the Echoverse Omniscience—a green enchantment that lets you cast spells for free if their mana value is ≤ your creature count. Flood the board with tokens and go wild. It's the priciest card so far.

If you're hunting for sealed product, Amazon is sold out, but check Walmart, Target, Best Buy, or TCGplayer. Play Boosters come in 30-pack boxes (14 cards per pack, 420 total) with 60+ legendary cards per box. A box is $164.70 at Amazon. Will you be chasing any of these? Let us know in the comments!