The Great Aurora
PLSTThe List/#ORI-179/2023MythicReprint
Colour IDMV 9
Current paper retail
Card Kingdom$0.99
Cardmarket€0.41
TCGplayer$0.45
ManaPool$0.36
Buylist (dealers pay)
Card Kingdom$0.25
Paper retail history (USD)
3 providers
Latest $0.99High $1.29Low $0.99▼ 23.3%
Market and collecting
Market overview
$0.45TCGplayer, USD, retail, nonfoil
Latest observation: 2026-11-09
7d▲ 0.0%30d▼ 2.2%90d▼ 10.0%
90d high
$0.50
90d low
$0.45
Paper printings priced
2
Currently 1st
Cheapest paper printing
$0.45
The List
- Down 2.2% over the last 30 days on TCGplayer.
- Currently 10% below its 90 day high of $0.50.
- This is the cheapest paper printing of the card currently priced (2 priced in total).
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Gameplay and rules
Sorcery
Each player shuffles all cards from their hand and all permanents they own into their library, then draws that many cards. Each player may put any number of land cards from their hand onto the battlefield. Exile The Great Aurora.
Card capabilities
Sorcery
Derived deterministically from card types, Oracle text and keywords. Not a strategic evaluation.
Format legality
Primary formats
Eternal formats
Rulings (4)
wotc22 Jun 2015
The number of cards you draw is equal to the number of permanents on the battlefield that you shuffle into your library plus the number of cards from your hand that you shuffle into your library.
wotc22 Jun 2015
If a player is required to draw more cards than their library contains, that player loses the game. If all players lose the game this way, the game is a draw.
wotc22 Jun 2015
A token is owned by the player under whose control it entered the battlefield. Tokens shuffled into a library count toward the number of cards drawn, though they cease to exist upon becoming part of a library. Regardless of what you’re using to represent tokens, you won’t shuffle that physical object into your library.
wotc22 Jun 2015
As The Great Aurora resolves, first you choose any number of land cards in your hand to put onto the battlefield, and then each other player in turn order does the same. The lands enter the battlefield simultaneously.
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About this card
The Great Aurora
The Great Aurora is a Sorcery, with mana cost {6}{G}{G}{G} (mana value 9). Printed 2 times across MTG sets.
Format legality: Commander: legal, Modern: legal, Standard: not_legal, Pioneer: legal, Legacy: legal, Pauper: not_legal.
Current headline price on TCGplayer: $0.45 (down 2.2% over 30 days).
Frequently asked
The Great Aurora FAQ
How much is The Great Aurora worth?
The current TCGplayer USD retail price for The Great Aurora is $0.45. It is down 2.2% over the last 30 days. Over 90 days it has ranged from $0.45 to $0.50.
What is the cheapest printing of The Great Aurora?
The cheapest currently priced paper printing is from The List at $0.45 on TCGplayer.
What is the most expensive printing of The Great Aurora?
The most expensive currently priced paper printing is from Magic Origins at $0.60 on TCGplayer.
How many printings of The Great Aurora are there?
The Great Aurora has been printed 2 times in English paper sets that MTGPrices tracks.
What set was The Great Aurora first printed in?
The earliest English paper printing that MTGPrices tracks is from ORI #179, released 2015-07-17.
What is the newest printing of The Great Aurora?
The most recent English paper printing that MTGPrices tracks is from PLST #ORI-179, released 2023-04-21.
Is The Great Aurora legal in Commander?
Yes, The Great Aurora is currently legal in Commander per Scryfall's legality feed.
Is The Great Aurora legal in Modern?
Yes, The Great Aurora is currently legal in Modern per Scryfall's legality feed.