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Evolving Wilds — Wilds of Eldraine Magic: The Gathering card
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Evolving Wilds

Trending Up+19.0%
Wilds of Eldraine, 2023 · #256
Evolving Wilds's Near Mint price is up 4.2% ($0.01) over the past 30 days.
Fresh· Updated Nov 2, 2026
Card Details
TypeLand
ArtistAlayna Danner
Card Text{T}, Sacrifice this land: Search your library for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.
"The wilds are unpredictable. Rivers change course, trees shuffle and bend, rocks split and scurry. But mark my words, traveler—the main thing that'll change out there is *you*." —Sturwynn, Boundary Lands ranger
Format Legality
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inkwell Fair Value™?· NM
$0.25
moderate
$0.19
$0.35
Condition?
75 printings — select edition
Confidencehigh
Prices as ofNov 2
Normal—
Cheapest printing$0.10
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Why This Price

inkwell Estimate
Fair Value$0.25
Movement
7D Change+19.0% (+$0.04)
30D Change+4.2% (+$0.01)
Freshness
Prices as ofNov 2
Update cadenceDaily
Inkwell Fair Value$0.25NM · compare before you buy
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How much is Evolving Wilds worth?
The current Near Mint price for Evolving Wilds from Wilds of Eldraine (Magic: The Gathering) is $0.25. It has increased 19.0% over the past 7 days.
What set is Evolving Wilds from?
Evolving Wilds is from the Wilds of Eldraine set, released September 2023. It is a common in Magic: The Gathering.
What rarity is Evolving Wilds?
Evolving Wilds is a common card from Wilds of Eldraine 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 4.2% ($0.01) to $0.25.
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.