Assassin's Creed — Magic: The Gathering set
Assassin's Creed is a Magic: The Gathering set released on Jul 5, 2024, with 138 cards. At current reference prices, completing it costs around €229. Its most valuable card is Sword of Feast and Famine, at about €25.15.
The most valuable cards in Assassin's Creed
Sword of Feast and Famine · 99/138 · mythic — €25.15
Black Market Connections · 87/138 · rare — €17.36
Fiery Islet · 112/138 · rare — €12.68
Excalibur, Sword of Eden · 72/138 · rare — €12.30
Nurturing Peatland · 114/138 · rare — €10.51
Brotherhood Regalia · 71/138 · uncommon — €9.15
Silent Clearing · 115/138 · rare — €7.96
Sunbaked Canyon · 111/138 · rare — €7.47
Edward Kenway · 53/138 · mythic — €7.33
Caduceus, Staff of Hermes · 2/138 · rare — €7.30
Frequently asked questions
How many cards does Assassin's Creed have?
The Assassin's Creed set has 138 cataloged cards (printed numbering: 138).
How much does it cost to complete Assassin's Creed?
At current reference prices, completing Assassin's Creed costs around €229, adding up the 136 cards with a published price. The real cost depends on each card’s condition and where you buy.
What is the most expensive card in Assassin's Creed?
The card with the highest reference price is Sword of Feast and Famine, at about €25.15. The ten most valuable cards in the set are listed above.
How do I know which Assassin's Creed cards I’m missing?
By scanning your collection with TCGJoin: each card is identified with its set and number, and your Assassin's Creed progress shows what you own, what’s missing, and what closing it would cost.
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