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Magic · Kaldheim · #4 · Special
Magic Minigame: Careful Study
Magic card price for Magic Minigame: Careful Study: $0.29 market, from $0.05 at the cheapest listing, Normal printing, updated Oct 17, 2026. Full price history since Feb 8, 2024 below.
Sellers right now
Market price is what a near-mint copy actually sold for. The cheapest listing is what a seller asks today — on thin markets the two differ a lot.
One year
Price story
Our price record for Magic Minigame: Careful Study begins in February 2024 at $0.09; the market price today is $0.29, up 222% since then. In the last year the price changed +190% and ranged from $0.10 to $0.29, and it now trades near the top of that range. The highest price we have recorded is $0.45, 55.2% above today. Listings currently start at $0.05; over the last 30 days the market price averaged $0.29.
Printings
The card in play
• 2-6 Players • 1 Packs • 5 minutes
Objective:
Take turns memorizing Magic cards and trying to stump your opponent with questions!
Get Ready:
Split up into two teams of one or more players. Randomly determine which team goes first, and then open a pack and remove and remaining land cards and any cards without Magic backs. Each team. then picks a card and puts it face down on the table without looking at it.
Let's Play:
On your turn, your team has 30 seconds to examine your card before handing it over to the opposing team. Then they ask your team five questions about your card. Once you've answered them all, note your score. Now it's your team's turn to ask the questions! Questions can be about anything on the card. For example:
What's the creature's power?
What's the mana cost?
Who's quoted in the flavor text?
What's the character in the art holding?
Is the character's mouth open?
Who's the artist?
What's the collector number?
What mechanics are mentioned in the card text?
What's the rarity?
Can you see the sun or moon in the art?
Don't ask any questions you can't accurately answer (e.g., how many blades of grass are in the art?).
To Win:
The team who gets the most questions right wins! If there is a tie, play another round with new cards.





