Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil)
Magic: The Gathering | Secret Lair Drop Series - Singles
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| Rarity | R |
| Number | 2053 |
| Printed in | Magic: The Gathering | Secret Lair Drop Series |
| Available | 4 items |
| From | $55.65 |
| Type | Creature — Human Shaman |
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| Seller | Condition | Card price | Stock | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
NMFoil | $55.65 | 4 |
About Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil)
Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) from Secret Lair Drop Series is currently available from around $43.96. This panel brings together mana value, rules text, format signals, and set details in one place.
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Card Text
Whenever you cast a noncreature spell, surveil 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put that card into your graveyard.)
Delirium — As long as there are four or more card types among cards in your graveyard, this creature gets +2/+2, has flying, and attacks each combat if able.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) worth?
Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) is currently shown on Card Synced from about $43.96 for Secret Lair Drop Series. This is a live floor on active listings. For MTG singles, foil status and rarity generally have the biggest impact on spread.
Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) has 6 other tracked printings in other sets or variants, so you can compare across editions before buying.
Is Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) legal in Commander?
Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) is legal in Commander. It is also legal in Modern.
Is Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) legal in Modern, Pioneer, or Vintage?
This card can differ across formats. Card Synced shows a live legality snapshot from Oracle and updates it as rulings change. Use the legality table above to confirm full format details before buying.
Is Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) on the Reserved List?
No. Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) is not on the Reserved List. That can affect long-term scarcity and collector demand.
What is Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) in-game text?
In game, Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) is a Creature — Human Shaman with text that starts: "Whenever you cast a noncreature spell, surveil 1. (Look at the top card of your library. You may put that card into your graveyard.)".
How popular is Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) in Commander decks?
Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) ranks #1,827 on EDHREC for Commander inclusion, which is a proxy for market demand and practical deck usage.
Other Printings of Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil)
This card has been printed in 6 other sets. Compare prices across different editions.
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As a 1/1 creature, Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) can be a valuable addition to your deck. With keywords like Delirium, Surveil, it offers unique strategic options.
Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) ranks #1,827 on EDHREC, making it a popular choice for Commander players. Browse our selection to find the best deal.
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Searchers looking for Dragon's Rage Channeler (2053) (Raised Foil) legality or value usually care about the same things: current format status, available printings, and whether the card is seeing fresh demand from Commander, Modern, or Pioneer players. This page keeps those signals together.