Connecting the Dots
MKMMurders at Karlov Manor/#403/2024Rare
Colour IDMV 2
Current paper retail
Card Kingdom$0.49
Cardmarket€0.34
ManaPool$0.15
TCGplayer$0.31
Buylist (dealers pay)
Card Kingdom$0.06
MTGO (Cardhoarder)
retail$0.02 tix
Paper retail history (USD)
3 providers
Latest $0.49High $0.59Low $0.49▲ 0.0%
Market and collecting
Market overview
$0.31TCGplayer, USD, retail, nonfoil
Latest observation: 2026-11-10
7d▲ 0.0%30d▲ 3.3%90d▲ 14.8%
90d high
$0.31
90d low
$0.27
Paper printings priced
4
Currently 2nd
Cheapest paper printing
$0.25
Murders at Karlov Manor
- Up 3.3% over the last 30 days on TCGplayer.
- Trading at or near its 90 day high of $0.31.
- This printing is the 2nd cheapest paper printing currently priced (4 priced in total).
- Foil copies of this printing carry a 16% premium over nonfoil.
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Gameplay and rules
Enchantment
Whenever a creature you control attacks, exile the top card of your library face down. (You can't look at it.)
, Discard your hand, Sacrifice this enchantment: Put all cards exiled with this enchantment into their owners' hands.
Card capabilities
Derived deterministically from card types, Oracle text and keywords. Not a strategic evaluation.
Format legality
Primary formats
Eternal formats
Rulings (3)
wotc2 Feb 2024
If Connecting the Dots leaves the battlefield before you activate its last ability, any cards exiled by its triggered ability remain exiled face down for the rest of the game. (You still can't look at them.) If you somehow return the same Connecting the Dots to the battlefield, it will be a different object with no connection to those face-down cards.
wotc2 Feb 2024
Each Connecting the Dots you control has its own set of face-down exiled cards. Connecting the Dots's last ability puts only those cards into your hand, not those of any other Connecting the Dots.
wotc2 Feb 2024
You can pay the cost of "discard your hand" even if your hand contains zero cards.
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About this card
Connecting the Dots
Connecting the Dots is an Enchantment, with mana cost {1}{R} (mana value 2). Printed 4 times across MTG sets.
Format legality: Commander: legal, Modern: legal, Standard: legal, Pioneer: legal, Legacy: legal, Pauper: not_legal.
Current headline price on TCGplayer: $0.31 (up 3.3% over 30 days).
Frequently asked
Connecting the Dots FAQ
How much is Connecting the Dots worth?
The current TCGplayer USD retail price for Connecting the Dots is $0.31. It is up 3.3% over the last 30 days. Over 90 days it has ranged from $0.27 to $0.31.
What is the cheapest printing of Connecting the Dots?
The cheapest currently priced paper printing is from Murders at Karlov Manor at $0.25 on TCGplayer.
What is the most expensive printing of Connecting the Dots?
The most expensive currently priced paper printing is from Murders at Karlov Manor Promos at $0.75 on TCGplayer.
How many printings of Connecting the Dots are there?
Connecting the Dots has been printed 4 times in English paper sets that MTGPrices tracks.
What set was Connecting the Dots first printed in?
The earliest English paper printing that MTGPrices tracks is from MKM #403, released 2024-02-09.
Is there a foil version of Connecting the Dots?
Yes. On this printing, foil copies trade at $0.36 versus $0.31 for nonfoil, which is 16% more expensive on TCGplayer.
Is Connecting the Dots legal in Commander?
Yes, Connecting the Dots is currently legal in Commander per Scryfall's legality feed.
Is Connecting the Dots legal in Modern?
Yes, Connecting the Dots is currently legal in Modern per Scryfall's legality feed.