Tymna the Weaver Price and Data

• This page follows the Commander Legends foil-etched collector-number 539 printing, released November 20, 2020. It does not combine the Commander 2016 printing or later treatments.
• Our retained exact-product history moved from $34.45 on August 12, 2026 to a $31.90 low on September 5 and 6, then to $32.56 on September 13.
• That window records a 7% decline from August 12 to September 13, followed by a modest recovery from the September low.
• A separate TCGRate snapshot dated September 17, 2026 placed the printing at $32.76, up 14.1% over one year, with a displayed one-year range of $24.75 to $35.86.

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• The verified one-year record through September 17, 2026 shows an upward trend, but the retained August to September window is a pullback rather than a spike.
• No single catalyst is assigned to that movement. Competitive Commander demand provides a durable use case, but it does not prove what caused a particular price change.
• The foil-etched treatment has its own supply and collector demand. Prices from the original Commander 2016 printing should not be projected onto CMR 539.
• Use the selected-printing chart and dated observations when comparing a listing, especially when a broader card-name price includes multiple treatments.

• Tymna rewards combat damage to multiple opponents by turning those connections into postcombat card draw at the cost of life.
• Partner lets a second commander add colors and a complementary engine, which is why Tymna appears beside several different commanders rather than in one fixed shell.
• When reviewed September 21, 2026, EDHTop16's one-year Thrasios and Tymna page showed 906 entries, 2.78% metagame share, and 19.87% conversion.
• The dated examples below also show Kraum and Tymna plus Dargo and Tymna, illustrating how the partner changes the colors, acceleration, and win package around Tymna's draw engine.

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• Use cheap or evasive creatures to connect with more than one opponent before the postcombat main phase.
• Spread attacks when it is safe. Tymna counts opponents who were dealt combat damage, not the total amount of damage.
• Choose a partner that supplies missing colors, mana, cards, or a win engine rather than duplicating Tymna's job.
• Life is a resource for Tymna's trigger, so combat planning and life management matter in longer games.

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• Plan attacks before casting postcombat spells. Each opponent dealt combat damage can increase the number of cards Tymna offers.
• Resolve the trigger only after deciding how much life can be spent safely. Drawing fewer cards can be correct when life pressure is high.
• Protect the small attackers that keep the draw engine working, not only Tymna herself.
• Reassess targets each combat because blockers, removal, and life totals can change which opponents are safest to attack.