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Master of the Wild Hunt: every printing & price

Master of the Wild Hunt has 5 English paper printings, from Magic 2010 (2009) to Secret Lair Drop (2023). Prices run from €1.58 to €3.69 on Cardmarket.

Printings
5
Type
Creature — Human Shaman
Cheapest
€1.58
Commander
Legal

What Master of the Wild Hunt does

At the beginning of your upkeep, create a 2/2 green Wolf creature token.

{T}: Tap all untapped Wolf creatures you control. Each Wolf tapped this way deals damage equal to its power to target creature. That creature deals damage equal to its power divided as its controller chooses among any number of those Wolves.

Every Master of the Wild Hunt printing

Every printing
No.CardSetRarityPrice
1249Master of the Wild Hunt — Secret Lair Drop Magic card
Master of the Wild Hunt
Creature — Human Shaman
Secret Lair Drop 2023Mythic rare€3.69
688Master of the Wild Hunt — Jumpstart 2022 Magic card
Master of the Wild Hunt
Creature — Human Shaman
Jumpstart 2022 2022Mythic rare€2.24
A25-181Master of the Wild Hunt — The List Magic card
Master of the Wild Hunt
Creature — Human Shaman
The List 2021Mythic rare€1.95
181Master of the Wild Hunt — Masters 25 Magic card
Master of the Wild Hunt
Creature — Human Shaman
Masters 25 2018Mythic rare€1.58
191Master of the Wild Hunt — Magic 2010 Magic card
Master of the Wild Hunt
Creature — Human Shaman
Magic 2010 2009Mythic rare€2.21

Questions people ask

What is the cheapest Master of the Wild Hunt?

The Masters 25 printing, at about €1.58 on Cardmarket.

What is the most expensive Master of the Wild Hunt?

The Secret Lair Drop printing (#1249), at about €3.69.

How many times has Master of the Wild Hunt been printed?

5 English paper printings, first in Magic 2010 (2009).

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