Magic: The Gathering · Antiquities
Battering Ram
French name: Bélier
Battering Ram (Antiquities 41) has a market price of US$0.51 as of Nov 8, 2026.
Price guide
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Market price
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Card details
- Type
- Artifact Creature: Construct
- Mana cost
- {2}
- Power / toughness
- 1/1
- Artist
- Jeff A. Menges
Card text
Bands, but only when attacking. Any wall blocking Battering Ram is destroyed. Walls destroyed this way deal their damage before dying.
Flavour text
By the time Mishra was defeated, no mage was foolish enough to rely heavily on walls.
About this card
Battering Ram is card 41 in Antiquities, a Magic: The Gathering set released Mar 7, 1994. Rarity: Common. Illustrated by Jeff A. Menges. Reference market price on Nov 8, 2026: US$0.51. Over the last 30 days, the Normal price went up 2.0%. Source: TCGplayer market data via tcgcsv.com, updated daily. A reference price is not an offer.
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Other printings
- Battering Ram353Fifth Edition · US$0.12
- Battering Ram297Fourth Edition · US$0.09
- Battering RamFourth Edition (Foreign White Border)
- Battering Ram297Fourth Edition (Foreign Black Border)
- Battering Ram48Introductory Two-Player Set
- Battering Ram (French) - "Belier"107Renaissance
- Battering Ram (German) - "Sturmramme"107Renaissance
- Battering Ram (Italian) - "Ariete da Assedio"107Renaissance
