Oliphaunt Price and Data

• This page tracks the regular LTR collector-number 139 printing, not a later treatment.
• The live chart above is the retained series for that selected printing.
• The broader card-price record was near $0.17 on January 18, 2026.
• It reached roughly $0.31 in late January, an increase of about 82% from that point.
• By February 16, it had retraced to about $0.21, roughly 32% below the late-January high.

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• The January move was large in percentage terms, even though the dollar change was small.
• The February retrace makes it a short cycle, not evidence of a lasting repricing.
• The relevant competitive shell is Temur Living End, not generic red decks.
• Oliphaunt works there with Shardless Agent, Violent Outburst, and Living End as part of the cascade package.
• Modern adoption is useful demand context, but it cannot prove a specific price tick.

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• MTGDecks' Modern cycling-staples snapshot listed Oliphaunt in 155 Modern meta decks.
• That same reviewed snapshot showed four Legacy decks and two Pauper decks.
• Modern is therefore the best starting point for understanding the card's deck role.
• In Temur Living End, Mountaincycling finds a land for one mana when mana development matters.
• Cycling also puts a creature into the graveyard for Living End to return later.

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• Its primary use is Modern Temur Living End, where it fills several jobs at once.
• Mountaincycling finds a Mountain for one mana and smooths the early turns.
• The cycling discard also puts a creature into the graveyard.
• That supports cascade into Living End without spending a full card.
• Casting the six-mana creature is the backup plan when the game goes long.
• Its attack trigger can give another attacker +2/+0 and trample for a decisive combat.

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• Cycle it when the next land drop matters more than holding the creature.
• Keep it when the six-mana body is a realistic late-game option.
• Choose the attacker most likely to connect for its combat trigger.
• The +2/+0 bonus lasts only until end of turn, so plan the attack first.

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