Weatherlight - MTG (Magic: The Gathering)

Released in June 1997, MTG Weatherlight is a landmark set that kicked off the legendary Weatherlight Saga—Magic: The Gathering’s first true story arc. As the first set in the Tempest block, it introduced players to a cast of iconic characters like Gerrard, Sisay, and Tahngarth, laying the foundation for years of interconnected lore across the multiverse.

With 167 cards, Weatherlight delivered both flavorful storytelling and competitive gameplay. Standout cards such as Lotus Vale, Cursed Scroll, and Gerrard’s Wisdom became staples in various formats. The set expanded on buyback mechanics and brought new focus to graveyard strategies and artifact synergies, making it a key part of Magic’s design evolution.

Today, MTG Weatherlight holds strong appeal for collectors and players alike. Whether you’re revisiting the saga or rediscovering underrated gems, this set offers a unique blend of nostalgia and utility.

If you’re planning to sell Magic cards, Weatherlight singles—especially rares and playable uncommons—still hold market value among vintage players and Commander enthusiasts. And for collectors bundling memorabilia, these cards make a great addition when you also sell comic book collections or other retro gaming items from the ’90s era.

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Null Rod

Set Name Name Type Color Number Rarity Pay up to...
Weatherlight
Null Rod
Artifact
None
1
Rare
$50
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Scorched Ruins

Set Name Name Type Color Number Rarity Pay up to...
Weatherlight
Scorched Ruins
Land
None
2
Rare
$35
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Lotus Vale

Set Name Name Type Color Number Rarity Pay up to...
Weatherlight
Lotus Vale
Land
None
3
Rare
$20

Winding Canyons

Set Name Name Type Color Number Rarity Pay up to...
Weatherlight
Winding Canyons
Land
None
4
Rare
$12
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Firestorm

Set Name Name Type Color Number Rarity Pay up to...
Weatherlight
Firestorm
Instant
Red
5
Rare
$10

Mana Web

Set Name Name Type Color Number Rarity Pay up to...
Weatherlight
Mana Web
Artifact
None
6
Rare
$8

Common questions about Weatherlight MTG Cards

Are MTG Weatherlight cards valuable?

Yes, many cards from Weatherlight hold collector and player value. Cards like Lotus Vale, Cursed Scroll, and Null Rod are still sought after in vintage and Commander formats.

Where can I sell MTG Weatherlight cards?

You can sell Magic cards from the Weatherlight set online through trusted buyers like Comic Buying Center. We offer competitive pricing for individual cards or full sets.

Should I grade my MTG Weatherlight cards before selling?

Grading can increase the value of high-demand cards, especially those in mint condition. However, many buyers accept ungraded cards as long as they’re well-preserved.

What makes Weatherlight different from other MTG sets?

Weatherlight is unique for its narrative-driven design. It launched Magic’s first long-form story arc and featured mechanics that laid the groundwork for future blocks.

How many cards are in the MTG Weatherlight set?

The Weatherlight set includes 167 cards, featuring a mix of commons, uncommons, rares, and several memorable artifacts and spells.

Are Weatherlight cards legal in any current formats?

While not legal in Standard or Modern, many MTG Weatherlight cards are still played in Legacy, Vintage, and Commander formats.

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