Rite of the Raging Storm

Commander 2015 (2015) · Magic: The Gathering · #30 · Uncommon · art by Svetlin Velinov

$1.79

TCGplayer market price · Normal printing

As of Aug 29. Unchanged since Aug 27.

Listed median$1.35asks on TCGplayer now

7d+16.2%30d+46.7%90d+32.6%1y+208.6%

High and lowTCGplayer market price, daily

934 days tracked · since Feb 8 2024

Tracked high$2.78Dec 6 2025

Tracked low$0.45Oct 2 2025

Vs tracked high36% below

NowAt or above 78% of 934 tracked days

Normal printing.

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Price trend

$1.54$1.60$1.70$1.79

Aug 23, 2026Aug 25, 2026Aug 27, 2026Aug 29, 2026

Normal · last 7 days · daily · $1.54 to $1.79.

$1.20$1.40$1.60$1.79

Jul 30, 2026Aug 9, 2026Aug 19, 2026Aug 29, 2026

Normal · last 31 days · daily · $1.20 to $1.79.

$1.14$1.40$1.60$1.79

May 31, 2026Jun 30, 2026Jul 30, 2026Aug 29, 2026

Normal · last 90 days · one point per 2 days · $1.14 to $1.79.

$2.78$0.45$1.00$2.00$1.67

Sep 4, 2025Jan 3, 2026May 4, 2026Sep 3, 2026

Normal · last year · one point per week · $0.45 to $2.78.

$2.78$0.45$1.00$2.00$1.67

Feb 8, 2024Dec 16, 2024Oct 25, 2025Sep 3, 2026

Normal · one point per week · $0.45 to $2.78. Weekly points begin Feb 8, 2024; the card itself dates from 2015.

TCGplayer market price · Normal printing · through Aug 29

How this chart is drawn

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Compared with its group

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~90d+31.7 pts

A gap in percentage points: this card's change minus the typical change of Magic: The Gathering cards from sets released 2000-2015 (ungraded, English). Each window compares the latest price to the most recent one at least 30 or 90 days older, so the exact span differs from card to card. The typical card in this group did not move over about 30 days, so on that window this card's own change above is the whole difference. The group spans every price level, so it is an era-and-format population, not a set of comparable cards.