1993 Magic: The Gathering Alpha Time Walk Rank - Most Expensive Magic Card: 7 Sale price: $63,000 Sale year: 2023 Sale location: Fanatics Collect Grade: PSA 10 Few phrases in Magic: The Gathering cause as much frustrationor excitementas "Take an extra turn." Originally printed in 1993s Alpha set, Time Walk remains one of the most powerful and game-defining cards in MTG history
Most walls are cheap, and the archetype can produce plenty of mana thanks to cards like Overgrown Battlement and Axebane Guardian, so its easy to cast numerous creatures a turn and overwhelm your opponents with your formidable offensive defenses
This synergizes exceptionally well with cards like Insidious Roots, making it a powerful tool for graveyard-focused strategies
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Fortunately, you have cards like Mystic Remora and Rhystic Study to make up for the card disadvantage
Traditionally, the common "discount" price of a Masters -series reprint is somewhere around 50% of the pre-reprinting price, although the amount that cards drop seems to have grown since Iconic Masters and Masters 25, thanks to the extra supply from the sets being sold at big-box stores like Walmart and Target