Archive Dragon
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Archive Dragon
Collectible
OsloMidgard Games
BergenAlta Kube
AltaTryllepapp
DrammenAdamstuen Retro
OsloKorthaien
NorwayOutland
Oslo and moreCardmarket
sellers in NorwayAbout Archive Dragon
- Type
- Creature — Dragon Wizard
- Mana cost
- {4}{U}{U}
- Power/toughness
- 4/6
- Latest printing
- Wilds of Eldraine
- Rarity
- uncommon
- Released
- 8 September 2023
- Artist
- Tyler Walpole
- Legal in
- Commander, Standard, Pioneer, Modern, Legacy, Vintage
Flying Ward {2} (Whenever this creature becomes the target of a spell or ability an opponent controls, counter it unless that player pays {2}.) When this creature enters, scry 2.
"Fascinating. It says here that dragons cannot read."
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Frequently asked questions about Archive Dragon
- What does Archive Dragon cost in Norway?
- We found no Norwegian stores carrying Archive Dragon the last time we checked. Try the search again — stock changes daily, and hits are fetched live from the stores.
- Where can I buy Archive Dragon in Norway?
- Kortjakt searches 8 Norwegian stores at once: Collectible, Midgard Games, Alta Kube, Tryllepapp, Adamstuen Retro, Korthaien, Outland and Cardmarket. None of them had Archive Dragon in stock the last time we checked.
- Is Archive Dragon in stock right now?
- Open this page and we ask all 8 stores at once, showing stock as it is right now.
- Which formats is Archive Dragon legal in?
- Archive Dragon is legal in Commander, Standard, Pioneer, Modern, Legacy and Vintage. It is a creature card with the type line "Creature — Dragon Wizard".
- Is there shipping on top for Archive Dragon?
- Yes. Norwegian card stores send singles as letters, from around 28 kr, and several offer free shipping above a certain order value. If you need several cards it usually pays to gather the order at as few stores as possible — the list search on Kortjakt works out the cheapest split including postage.