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Three Superfriends support cards have moved together after Reality Fracture put new planeswalker commanders into players’ hands. The Chain Veil is the clearest signal. Copies that had settled near $5 after Commander Masters are now generally around $8 before shipping, and the increase appears across multiple printings rather than in a single scarce version. EDHREC data cited by MTG Rocks shows roughly 2,700 newly registered Tam and Jace decks already using the artifact.
Nicol Bolas, Dragon-God has made a larger percentage move. War of the Spark copies that had been available around $4 to $5 are now commonly listed near $9. Ravnica Remastered copies are around $10 including shipping, while some lightly played inventory remains closer to $7. Bolas benefits from both new Jace and Tam shells because it can copy loyalty abilities from other planeswalkers, but the spread between conditions and shipping-inclusive prices makes a single headline price misleading.
Chandra, Legacy of Fire has moved from roughly $2.50 to about $4. Its supply is thinner and the adoption signal is smaller—around 300 new Jace decks in the cited data—although Tam and Arzakon builds add demand. That makes Chandra the most reversal-prone of the three.
The coordinated movement and deck-registration catalyst create a stronger case than an isolated percentage spike. The Chain Veil’s multi-printing breadth is particularly useful indirect liquidity evidence, and Nicol Bolas is moving in more than one printing. Even so, the source does not disclose completed-sale counts. These are asking prices and market indicators, so they should not be read as guaranteed cash values.
Near-term risk remains high because set-release enthusiasm can fade and suppliers may restock after launch. The Chain Veil also has substantial reprint exposure, while low-priced cards such as Chandra can show exaggerated percentage changes when only a small amount of inventory disappears. The practical takeaway is demand confirmation, not a buy signal: Superfriends staples are repricing as new commanders arrive, but buyers should compare sold listings and shipping-adjusted totals before treating the new asks as established market levels.
Nicol Bolas, Dragon-God has made a larger percentage move. War of the Spark copies that had been available around $4 to $5 are now commonly listed near $9. Ravnica Remastered copies are around $10 including shipping, while some lightly played inventory remains closer to $7. Bolas benefits from both new Jace and Tam shells because it can copy loyalty abilities from other planeswalkers, but the spread between conditions and shipping-inclusive prices makes a single headline price misleading.
Chandra, Legacy of Fire has moved from roughly $2.50 to about $4. Its supply is thinner and the adoption signal is smaller—around 300 new Jace decks in the cited data—although Tam and Arzakon builds add demand. That makes Chandra the most reversal-prone of the three.
The coordinated movement and deck-registration catalyst create a stronger case than an isolated percentage spike. The Chain Veil’s multi-printing breadth is particularly useful indirect liquidity evidence, and Nicol Bolas is moving in more than one printing. Even so, the source does not disclose completed-sale counts. These are asking prices and market indicators, so they should not be read as guaranteed cash values.
Near-term risk remains high because set-release enthusiasm can fade and suppliers may restock after launch. The Chain Veil also has substantial reprint exposure, while low-priced cards such as Chandra can show exaggerated percentage changes when only a small amount of inventory disappears. The practical takeaway is demand confirmation, not a buy signal: Superfriends staples are repricing as new commanders arrive, but buyers should compare sold listings and shipping-adjusted totals before treating the new asks as established market levels.
Original source: MTG Superfriends Support Prices Surge After Reality Fracture ↗MTG Rocks