There are 40 confirmed Box Toppers planned for Magic: The Gathering — The Hobbit, and spoiler season has been revealing them in waves. As of July 24, 2026, roughly 30 have been named across multiple reveal batches — including a July 22 wave worth a combined $66 in secondary-market value, and a July 24 wave headlined by a $33 reprint. Here’s the complete list we’ve tracked so far, organized by when each batch was revealed, with card art for the ones that have been individually imaged.
Box Toppers With Card Art Released
These four have had individual card images officially released so far — more card art appears further down for the July 24 batch, and the rest are confirmed by name only until Wizards posts theirs.
Earliest Confirmed Batch
Galadriel’s Dismissal, Reprieve, Orcish Bowmasters, Call Forth the Tempest, Cavern-Hoard Dragon, Aragorn and Arwen, Wed, Delighted Halfling, Aragorn, the Uniter, Saruman of Many Colors, Sauron, the Dark Lord, Tom Bombadil, Andúril, Flame of the West, The One Ring, Palantír of Orthanc. This batch includes the two biggest names in the whole pool — The One Ring and Tom Bombadil — alongside Sauron, the Dark Lord, all genuine format staples getting a second life in the borderless Middle-earth Classic Artist frame.
July 22 Batch — $66 in Combined Reprint Value
Minas Morgul, Dark Fortress (~$22), Andúril, Narsil Reforged (~$17), Witch-king, Bringer of Ruin (~$13), Mount Doom (~$7.50), and Flame of Anor (~$4) were revealed together on July 22, adding up to roughly $66 in combined secondary-market value at time of reveal — a reminder that these reprints carry real money value on their own, independent of being tied to a new set release.
July 24 Batch — Headlined by a $33 Reprint
Mithril Coat was the standout of this batch at roughly $33 on the low end, making it the most valuable card revealed in this specific wave — a Legendary Equipment that gives indestructible to whatever legendary creature it’s attached to. Galadriel, Light of Valinor is also confirmed in this wave, though the only preview image available so far is in Japanese rather than English, so we’re not showing it here until an English version surfaces.
Also Confirmed Earlier
The Shire and Rivendell were confirmed in an earlier wave, rounding out the tracked list to roughly 30 of the planned 40 cards.
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Final Verdict
With three-quarters of the planned 40-card Middle-earth Classic Artist pool now named across multiple reveal waves, this is shaping up to be one of the most valuable Box Topper series Wizards has run for a Tolkien-licensed set. We’ll keep this list updated and add card art as Wizards posts individual previews for the remaining names.
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