Magic: The Gathering · Beta Edition
Simulacrum
French name: Simulacre
Simulacrum (Beta Edition 129) has a market price of US$46.55 as of Nov 8, 2026.
Price guide
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Market price
As of Nov 8, 2026 · The market price is TCGplayer’s, in US dollars. It is a guide, not an offer.
Card details
- Type
- Instant
- Mana cost
- {1}{B}
- Artist
- Mark Poole
Card text
All damage done to you so far this turn is instead retroactively applied to one of your creatures in play. If this damage kills the creature it can be regenerated; even if there’s more than enough damage to kill the creature, you don’t suffer any of it. Further damage this turn is treated normally.
About this card
Simulacrum is card 129 in Beta Edition, a Magic: The Gathering set released Oct 4, 1993. Rarity: Uncommon. Illustrated by Mark Poole. Reference market price on Nov 8, 2026: US$46.55. Over the last 30 days, the Normal price went up 37.8%. Source: TCGplayer market data via tcgcsv.com, updated daily. A reference price is not an offer.
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Other printings
- Simulacrum128Alpha Edition · US$174.99
- Simulacrum129Unlimited Edition · US$11.38
- Simulacrum12530th Anniversary Edition · US$5.23
- Simulacrum (CE)129Collector's Edition · US$2.20
- Simulacrum (IE)129International Edition · US$1.49
- Simulacrum161Fourth Edition · US$0.37
- Simulacrum130Revised Edition · US$0.33
- SimulacrumFourth Edition (Foreign White Border)