The is a vintage, all-foil reanimator deck released in 2011. As of April 2026, it remains a "holy grail" for casual reanimator fans and collectors, primarily due to its high-demand foil staples like Entomb and Reanimate . Market Value and Buying Options
: Purchasing the key components separately is generally more cost-effective if you already own basic lands. The deck's value is heavily concentrated in a few cards: Entomb (Foil) : ~$20.99 Reanimate (Foil) : ~$18.99 to $20.57 Animate Dead (Foil) : ~$10.83 to $11.99 Exhume (Foil) : ~$3.56 to $4.49 Cabal Therapy (Foil) : ~$7.99 The "Graveborn" Strategy
: Currently carries a market price of approximately $121.96 . This premium includes the original foil deck box, an exclusive spindown life counter, and the security of unplayed foil condition.
Deciding between a sealed box and individual "singles" depends on whether you value the collector's experience or raw deck utility.
The deck is designed around the classic archetype: discard massive "fatty" creatures into your graveyard and bring them back to the battlefield for a fraction of their mana cost. Premium Deck Series: Graveborn Review (Part 2 of 2)
Graveborn Mtg Buy Guide
The is a vintage, all-foil reanimator deck released in 2011. As of April 2026, it remains a "holy grail" for casual reanimator fans and collectors, primarily due to its high-demand foil staples like Entomb and Reanimate . Market Value and Buying Options
: Purchasing the key components separately is generally more cost-effective if you already own basic lands. The deck's value is heavily concentrated in a few cards: Entomb (Foil) : ~$20.99 Reanimate (Foil) : ~$18.99 to $20.57 Animate Dead (Foil) : ~$10.83 to $11.99 Exhume (Foil) : ~$3.56 to $4.49 Cabal Therapy (Foil) : ~$7.99 The "Graveborn" Strategy graveborn mtg buy
: Currently carries a market price of approximately $121.96 . This premium includes the original foil deck box, an exclusive spindown life counter, and the security of unplayed foil condition. The is a vintage, all-foil reanimator deck released in 2011
Deciding between a sealed box and individual "singles" depends on whether you value the collector's experience or raw deck utility. The deck's value is heavily concentrated in a
The deck is designed around the classic archetype: discard massive "fatty" creatures into your graveyard and bring them back to the battlefield for a fraction of their mana cost. Premium Deck Series: Graveborn Review (Part 2 of 2)
