Sorcery cards: catalogue, prices and sets

1578 cards · 6 sets

The TCG Sense Sorcery catalogue indexes 1578 cards across 6 sets, from 2023 to 2025. Every card has its own page with its market value in euros recorded on the European market, its languages, its foil types and its price history; the catalogue can be browsed by set, rarity, artist and the game's own axes, and every value can be crossed with a rarity.

Browse the Sorcery catalogue

  1. Sorcery sets
  2. Sorcery artists
  3. Sorcery rarities
  4. Sorcery card types
  5. Sorcery subtypes

Latest sets

  1. GOT - GothicReleased on 2025-12-05 · 447 cards
  2. DRG - DragonlordReleased on 2025-07-31 · 13 cards
  3. ATH - Arthurian LegendsReleased on 2024-10-04 · 227 cards
  4. BET - BetaReleased on 2023-10-06 · 409 cards
  5. ALP - AlphaReleased on 2023-06-22 · 411 cards

Most valuable cards

  1. ALP 046 — Courtesan Thaïs €352.54 – €3,480.33
  2. ALP 325 — Philosopher's Stone €331.45 – €3,393.26
  3. ALP 140 — Ruler of Thul €192.33 – €2,263.55
  4. ALP 004 — Avatar of Water €2,175.75
  5. ALP 321 — Onyx Core €132.57 – €1,740.59
  6. ALP 292 — Amethyst Core €94.62 – €1,427.27
  7. ALP 330 — Ruby Core €107.24 – €1,344.61
  8. ALP 294 — Aquamarine Core €100.81 – €1,218.40
  9. ALP 001 — Avatar of Air €1,131.38
  10. ALP 374 — Mirror Realm €71.12 – €957.31
  11. ALP 403 — The Geistwood €8.57 – €870.26
  12. ALP 009 — Pathfinder €30.90 – €805.03

All sets

  1. PRO - Promotional71 cards

Frequently asked questions

How is the market value of a Sorcery card computed?

The market value is a range in euros recorded every day on the European market, for each language and each foil type of the card. It is kept over time: the card page shows how it moved and the portfolio tracks the collection's value day after day.

Which languages and editions are covered?

The Sorcery catalogue indexes the cards of every official set with their available languages, Japanese included when the game has it, and their foil types. A copy is tracked by language and foil type, with the matching market value.

How do I add a Sorcery card to my collection?

The TCG Sense mobile app recognises a card with the camera, by its artwork and its number, then adds it to the collection in the detected language and foil type. On the web, searching by name, number or set does the same.

Are the catalogue and the market values free?

Yes. The catalogue, the images and the market values stay freely accessible; advanced collection features are paid plans. TCG Sense sells no cards and takes no commission.