Destructive Revelry #192 – Theros (Uncommon)

Magic: The Gathering · Theros · Uncommon

Destructive Revelry #192 Price

Destructive Revelry (#192, Uncommon) from Theros is worth $0.25 to $1.04 in Near Mint condition on TCGplayer as of October 3, 2026, depending on the printing (Normal to Foil). On Cardmarket, Europe's main marketplace, the Foil sells for €1.76.

Near Mint · TCGplayer: $1.04
Near Mint · Cardmarket: €1.76
30-day change: +1.0%
Printings: 3

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Destructive Revelry prices by printing

Near Mint market prices, updated October 4, 2026.

Printing	TCGplayer (USD)	Cardmarket (EUR)
Foil	$1.04	€1.76
Normal	$0.25	€0.23
Normal - Japanese	—	—

TCGplayer market price and Cardmarket price for Near Mint English copies. They are two separate markets, so the euro figure is Cardmarket's own price, not a conversion of the dollar one. Source: TCGplayer, Cardmarket.

Card details

Set: Theros
Card number: 192
Rarity: Uncommon
Released: September 27, 2013
Illustrator: Kev Walker
Type line: Instant
Rules text: Destroy target artifact or enchantment. Destructive Revelry does 2 damage to that permanent's controller.
Flavor text: "Stoke a fire hot enough and you'll never run out of things to burn." —Xenagos, the Reveler

Destructive Revelry: common questions

How much is Destructive Revelry #192 worth?

Destructive Revelry (#192, Uncommon) from Theros is worth $0.25 to $1.04 in Near Mint condition on TCGplayer as of October 3, 2026, depending on the printing (Normal to Foil). On Cardmarket, Europe's main marketplace, the Foil sells for €1.76.

What set is Destructive Revelry from?

Destructive Revelry is card 192 in Theros, released September 27, 2013. Its rarity is Uncommon. Illustrated by Kev Walker.

Is Destructive Revelry going up in price?

Over the last 30 days the Near Mint Foil price on TCGplayer moved from $1.03 (September 5, 2026) to $1.04 (October 3, 2026), a change of +1.0%. The 30-day low was $1.03 and the high $1.04.

How do I check what my Destructive Revelry is worth?

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