Experiment One
Magic: The Gathering

Experiment One

Commander 2015 • uncommon

Artist
Chase Stone
Rarity
uncommon
Set Name
Commander 2015
Card Type
creature
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$0.30market price via TCGplayer · Jul 15, 2026$0.20 $0.31 over the tracked period

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Experiment One is a staple creature in aggressive green decks, prized for its ability to evolve into a larger threat as you play subsequent creatures with higher power. Originally debuting in the Gatecrash set, this specific version from the Commander 2015 release features the distinct, kinetic artwork of Chase Stone, which captures the card's theme of rapid biological adaptation.

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