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Evolving Wilds — Commander Legends Magic: The Gathering card
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Evolving Wilds

Trending Up+10.5%
Commander Legends, 2020 · #482
Evolving Wilds's Near Mint price is up 23.5% ($0.04) over the past 30 days.
Fresh· Updated Nov 3, 2026
Card Details
TypeLand
ArtistSteven Belledin
Card Text{T}, Sacrifice this land: Search your library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.
Without the interfering hands of civilization, nature will always shape itself to its own needs.
Format Legality
StandardModernPioneerCommanderPauperLegacyVintageHistoricBrawl
inkwell Fair Value™?· NM
$0.21
moderate
$0.11
$0.35
Condition?
75 printings — select edition
Confidencehigh
Prices as ofNov 3
Normal—
Cheapest printing$0.10
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Why This Price

inkwell Estimate
Fair Value$0.21
Movement
7D Change+10.5% (+$0.02)
30D Change+23.5% (+$0.04)
Freshness
Prices as ofNov 3
Update cadenceDaily
Inkwell Fair Value$0.21NM · compare before you buy
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How much is Evolving Wilds worth?
The current Near Mint price for Evolving Wilds from Commander Legends (Magic: The Gathering) is $0.21. It has increased 10.5% over the past 7 days.
What set is Evolving Wilds from?
Evolving Wilds is from the Commander Legends set, released November 2020. It is a common in Magic: The Gathering.
What rarity is Evolving Wilds?
Evolving Wilds is a common card from Commander Legends in Magic: The Gathering.
How has the price of Evolving Wilds changed over the past 30 days?
Over the past 30 days, the Near Mint price of Evolving Wilds has risen 23.5% ($0.04) to $0.21.
How many printings of Evolving Wilds exist?
Evolving Wilds has 75 printings across different Magic: The Gathering sets. The cheapest printing is $0.10 from Magic 2015.