Magic: The Gathering

Rod of Ruin

Revised Edition 273 • uncommon

Set: Revised Edition
Collector number: 273
Rarity: Uncommon
Mana cost: {4}
Type: Artifact
Colors: Colorless
Artist: Christopher Rush
Market price: $0.27

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$0.27market price via TCGplayer · Jul 11, 2026$0.26 – $0.27 over the tracked period

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As a classic artifact from the Revised Edition of Magic: The Gathering, the Rod of Ruin represents an iconic piece of early game design characterized by Christopher Rush’s distinct illustrative style. Its ability to ping creatures or players for damage made it a staple of kitchen-table play during the game's formative years, earning it a lasting place in the collections of those who value the foundational era of the hobby.

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