Finale of Devastation Price and Data

• This page follows the regular nonfoil War of the Spark collector-number 160 printing. It does not combine promotional, foil, Secret Lair, or Commander Masters versions.
• The retained exact-printing series contains 30 observations from Aug 24, 2026 through Sep 22, 2026.
• The series opened at $44.35, reached a $44.35 high on Aug 24, 2026, and ended at $38.82 on Sep 22, 2026.
• The low was $38.82 on Sep 21, 2026. The decline from the retained high to the latest retained observation was $5.53, or 12.5%.
• Each price is tied to its observation date so later market changes do not make this historical summary misleading.

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• The retained Aug 24, 2026 to Sep 22, 2026 series does not show a sustained upward price spike.
• Its largest documented move is downward: $44.35 on Aug 24, 2026 to $38.82 on Sep 22, 2026.
• That $5.53 retreat equals 12.5% of the retained high.
• The chart alone does not identify a cause. Reprint supply, deck demand, listing depth, and market-wide movement should be checked before assigning a catalyst.
• A future increase should be evaluated against dated exact-printing observations, not described as a continuation of a spike that this retained window does not contain.

• Finale of Devastation costs X plus two green mana and searches the library, graveyard, or both for a creature with mana value X or less.
• The chosen creature enters the battlefield directly. Searching the graveyard can recover a creature that was milled, discarded, or destroyed.
• The controller shuffles only if the library was searched.
• When X is 10 or more, every creature that player controls gets +X/+X and gains haste until end of turn.
• That makes the card useful at two different scales: an early creature tutor or recovery spell, and a late mana sink that can create a lethal combat step.

• Modern Devoted Druid Combo was the strongest reviewed tournament role on September 21, 2026.
• MTGDecks' Sep 20, 2026 snapshot recorded 41 Devoted Druid Combo lists using Finale in its prior 90-day Modern window, compared with 4 Amulet Titan lists and 1 Asmo Food list.
• Devoted Druid and Vizier of Remedies can produce arbitrarily large amounts of green mana. Finale converts that mana into a creature from the library or graveyard.
• With X at 10 or more, the global power boost and haste can turn an assembled board into the win instead of merely finding another combo piece.
• This format preference is dated because metagames change. The rules explanation and historical price observations above remain tied to fixed card text and dates.

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• This printing is War of the Spark collector number 160, a mythic rare illustrated by Bayard Wu and released May 3, 2019.
• The card is legal in Pioneer, Modern, Legacy, Vintage, Commander, Historic, Timeless, Brawl, and other formats shown in the verified printing metadata.
• It is not legal in Standard or Pauper.
• Open the exact War of the Spark printing on Scryfall to verify the card image, collector number, rules text, and current legality record.

• Choose X from the creature you need, not only from the mana available. A smaller X can leave mana open for protection.
• Search the graveyard when the best target has already been used or removed.
• Search the library when the deck needs a specific combo piece, utility creature, or finisher that is still available there.
• Before choosing X as 10 or more, count the creatures already on the battlefield and identify which ones can attack after gaining haste.
• Remember that the spell can still be useful on an empty board because the searched creature enters before the +X/+X and haste effect is applied.