Bloomburrow: The Most Valuable Cards
The anime raised foils are where nearly all the money lives.
By Misprint Editorial | Published Jul 5, 2026 | 7 min read
The anime raised foils are where nearly all the money lives.
Bloomburrow arrived on August 2, 2024, and it did something Magic rarely does: it built an entire plane out of anthropomorphic animals (rabbits, frogs, otters, squirrels, birds) and made it charming rather than childish. The set was a commercial hit and a Commander favorite, but its collector economics are unusual. If you crack a booster hoping to hit a $400 card, the odds are ugly, because the value in Bloomburrow is concentrated almost entirely in one treatment.
That treatment is the anime borderless raised foil. Wizards paired Japanese illustrators with a textured, raised-foil finish for a small run of the set's marquee legends, and those cards became the chase. The eye-opening part is the gap between frames. Take Camellia, the Seedmiser: the ordinary rare trades for about $2, while her anime raised foil sits near $220. That is roughly a 100x premium for the same card text, and it is the single most important thing to understand about this set. Nearly every entry below is the anime raised foil version, not the version you actually play with.
Prices here reflect 2026 aggregator data from TCGplayer and MTGStocks. Aggregator numbers can run ahead of real sold prices, especially on low-population premium foils, so treat these as directional rather than a firm quote. Now the countdown.
10. Maha, Its Feathers Night
About $30 (regular) to $52 (borderless)
Maha is one of the rare Bloomburrow cards that commands real money in a normal frame. It is a five-mana legendary Elemental Bird, a 6/5 with flying, trample, and ward, and its static line drops every opposing creature to base toughness 1. That turns any small ping or minus-counter effect into removal and makes Maha a brutal Commander finisher. The card spiked in mid-2026 as new Commander product renewed demand: the standard printing sits around $30 and the borderless around $52, up sharply from single digits a year earlier.
9. Three Tree City
About $24 (regular) to $50 (borderless)
The most-played card in the entire set, and one of the few worth real money in an everyday frame. Three Tree City is a legendary land that fixes any color and pumps out creature tokens of your chosen type, which is exactly what a tribal-obsessed set wants. The plain version runs about $24 and the borderless treatment pushes near $50. Every rabbit, frog, and squirrel deck built in the last two years wants a copy, and that steady demand is why the price holds.
8. Mabel, Heir to Cragflame
About $95 (anime raised foil)
Mabel is a two-mana white legendary that builds an equipment-and-tokens engine, and she anchors a popular budget-to-midrange Commander build. In her ordinary frame she is a 34-cent bulk rare. The anime raised foil is a different animal entirely, holding around $95 and illustrating just how completely the premium treatment drives Bloomburrow value.
7. Alania, Divergent Storm
About $150 (anime raised foil)
Alania is a Temur legendary otter wizard that copies your first spell of each type every turn, a genuinely spicy Commander build-around. The regular is a sub-dollar rare. The anime raised foil sits around $150, buoyed by spellslinger players who want the flashiest possible copy of their commander.
6. Gev, Scaled Scorch
About $160 (anime raised foil)
Gev is the lizard aggro payoff, a one-drop red legendary that rewards you for slinging cheap spells and going wide. Competitive Standard and Commander lizard decks kept the anime raised foil in demand, and it trades near $160. The regular card, meanwhile, is barely a dollar, so this is a pure treatment premium.
5. Vren, the Relentless
About $215 (anime raised foil)
Vren turned into one of Bloomburrow's breakout Commander cards, a Dimir (blue-black) Rat Rogue that exiles opponents' dying creatures and then spawns a Rat army scaled to those exiles. Demand outstripped the modest supply of anime raised foils, and the card climbed to around $215. As with the rest of this tier, the standard rare is bulk (under a dollar), so the collector value is entirely in the finish.
4. Camellia, the Seedmiser
About $220 (anime raised foil)
The poster child for Bloomburrow's frame gap. Camellia is a Golgari squirrel legendary who trades food and squirrels for value, and she leads a beloved Commander archetype. Ordinary copies sell for about $2; the anime raised foil holds around $220. If you want a single card to explain why this set's premium treatments matter, this is it.
3. Ral, Crackling Wit
About $350 (anime raised foil)
Ral is Bloomburrow's only main-set planeswalker, reimagined as an otter, and scarcity plus novelty pushed his anime raised foil to around $350. Planeswalkers always draw extra collector attention, and being the sole one in a popular set makes this the most-wanted single-frame variant short of the top two. The regular planeswalker still trades around $7, a reasonable pickup for players.
2. Baylen, the Haymaker
About $425 (anime raised foil)
Baylen is the Selesnya rabbit payoff, a go-wide token commander that taps your board for explosive mana and card advantage. His anime raised foil is one of the two true crown jewels of the set, holding around $425 despite the plain rare being a sub-dollar card. Rabbit tribal is one of Bloomburrow's most-built decks, and this is the trophy copy for it.
1. Lumra, Bellow of the Woods
About $675 (anime raised foil)
The most valuable card in Bloomburrow, and it is not close. Lumra is a mono-green mythic elemental bear that returns all your lands from the graveyard and grows huge, a landfall and reanimation staple that landed in Standard, Modern, and Commander at once. That cross-format demand, layered on top of the anime raised foil scarcity, has pushed the premium copy to around $675. The regular mythic runs about $20, so even non-collectors can play the card. But the anime raised foil is the definitive Bloomburrow chase.
The bigger picture
Bloomburrow is a clean case study in how treatment drives modern Magic value. The set's playable rares are cheap, the mythics are affordable, and the entire premium ceiling lives in a single anime raised foil run. If you want to understand why the same card can be worth $2 or $220 depending on the finish, read up on every Magic foil treatment, explained and what makes a Magic card valuable. Bloomburrow also sits alongside its sister set in the best cards in Foundations as the recent supply that shapes today's most valuable modern Magic cards.
One practical note: because the top prices here are low-population premium foils, condition matters more than usual, and graded copies can command a premium over raw. If you are holding a mint anime raised foil, it may be worth reading whether to grade your Magic cards before you decide. Misprint tracks graded-market data across the hobby, which is useful when a treatment this thin can swing on a handful of sales.
Recap: the 10 most valuable Bloomburrow cards
| Rank | Card | Headline price | Notable treatment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lumra, Bellow of the Woods | about $675 | Anime raised foil |
| 2 | Baylen, the Haymaker | about $425 | Anime raised foil |
| 3 | Ral, Crackling Wit | about $350 | Anime raised foil |
| 4 | Camellia, the Seedmiser | about $220 | Anime raised foil |
| 5 | Vren, the Relentless | about $215 | Anime raised foil |
| 6 | Gev, Scaled Scorch | about $160 | Anime raised foil |
| 7 | Alania, Divergent Storm | about $150 | Anime raised foil |
| 8 | Mabel, Heir to Cragflame | about $95 | Anime raised foil |
| 9 | Three Tree City | about $50 | Borderless land |
| 10 | Maha, Its Feathers Night | about $30 | Standard rare (borderless about $52) |
Prices reflect 2026 aggregator data and move constantly; verify against recent sold listings before you buy or sell.
