Titanoth Rex Price and Data

• This page follows the regular Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths collector-number 174 printing, released April 24, 2020. The headline and chart use exact-product TCGplayer Market across all conditions.
• The 71 retained observations run from $0.36 on June 20, 2026 to $0.35 on September 24. The low was $0.25 on August 14, and the high was $0.40 on August 18.
• The August 14 to August 18 rise was $0.15, or 60%, but only fifteen cents per copy. The Market price had fallen to $0.31 on August 19, so the high did not persist in the next observation.
• The chart has no retained observations for September 9 through 23. Other printings and treatments are separate inventory and should be compared by their own product IDs.

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• Modern Living End is the strongest documented demand context, with MTGDecks identifying Living End as a recent Modern archetype when reviewed September 15, 2026.
• Complete 2026 and 2024 Living End lists include Titanoth Rex as a one- or two-copy cycler, not the primary win condition.
• Low-cost cycling puts a creature in the graveyard while giving an attacker a permanent trample counter. This explains why the card can have gameplay demand; it does not prove what caused the four-day August Market move.
• The rapid August retrace and low dollar value make that move a short, small-price cycle rather than a sustained breakout.

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• Modern leads because the reviewed archetype snapshot identifies Living End, and multiple full Modern lists contain Titanoth Rex.
• Cycling for {1}{G} draws a card and puts this creature into the graveyard for Living End to return.
• Shardless Agent and Ardent Plea are the cascade enablers in the sourced lists.
• Titanoth Rex's trample counter can turn another creature into a better attacker while the deck sets up its graveyard.
• The nine-mana 11/11 body is a backup mode; the deck normally values the cycling card and later reanimation target.

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• Cycle Titanoth Rex in Modern to stock the graveyard without losing a card from hand.
• The trample counter remains after the turn, which gives a surviving attacker lasting pressure.
• Footfall Crater is another low-cost cycling card that grants trample, but it does not add a large creature to a Living End graveyard.
• Commander cycling shells can use the counter and discard too, although their deck goals vary by named commander.

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• Cast Titanoth Rex only when the 11/11 trample body is a realistic payoff. In most early turns, cycling it is the efficient line.
• The trample counter is permanent, so prioritize a creature that will keep attacking or one whose damage matters after a combat trick would expire.
• Because cycling targets, leave room for an opponent to answer the target before combat. The card still replaces itself, but the trample plan can change.