Meta Report: Body Domain's Quiet Consolidation
Body has the shortest top-end run of any coloured domain and the flattest distribution beneath it. That combination usually precedes a repricing.
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Body is the domain I would call the most orderly on the board, which is a compliment and a warning at once. Its Showcase Legends occupy a narrower price range than Fury's or Calm's, its Epics are tightly bunched, and its Uncommons sit almost on top of one another. Orderly shelves are pleasant to look at and easy to price, but they also give a single unexpected buyer far more leverage over the visible market than a shelf with real depth would.
The top end is three cards deep
The Boss at OGN 310/298 leads, Keeper of the Hammer occupies both a base and a starred slot in Unleashed at 237/219, and Bounty Hunter at OGN 309/298 sits some way behind. Battle Mistress at SFD 250/221 rounds out the Showcase Legends and is the cheapest of them by a comfortable margin, consistent with Spirit Forged's later release. Four names across three sets, and that is the entire Body top end. By comparison Calm has roughly twice the entries above the hundred-dollar line and Fury has more than that. The practical consequence is that there is no second tier to fall back on: if one of these four is unavailable, a buyer's next option is a card at a third of the price, not a close substitute.
Body Showcase Legends
| Card | Market | 7d |
|---|---|---|
 The BossOGN 310/298 | — | — |
 Keeper of the HammerUNL 237*/219 | — | — |
 Keeper of the HammerUNL 237/219 | — | — |
 Bounty HunterOGN 309/298 | — | — |
 Battle MistressSFD 250/221 | — | — |
Sivir is the interesting case
Sivir, Ambitious appears twice in Spirit Forged: as an Epic Unit at 120/221 and as a Showcase at 120a/221. The Showcase trades at roughly four times the Epic, which is a wider multiple than most base-to-alt pairs in this data and considerably wider than the Body Legends' own spreads. Rengar, Trophy Hunter at UNL 120/219 — same collector number, different set — sits between the two, which is a coincidence but a useful one for anyone trying to hold three price points in their head at once.
Body Epics and their alt-art counterparts
| Card | Market | 7d |
|---|---|---|
 Sivir, AmbitiousSFD 120a/221 | — | — |
 Rengar, Trophy HunterUNL 120/219 | — | — |
 Sivir, AmbitiousSFD 120/221 | — | — |
 Miss Fortune, CaptainOGN 162/298 | — | — |
 RiposteSFD 206/221 | — | — |
 Grand DuelistSFD 205/221 | — | — |
Beneath the Epics, Body's Uncommons are the flattest group in the catalogue. Kinkou Monk at OGN 141/298 and Herald of Scales at OGN 140/298 are adjacent numbers within cents of each other, and Ruin Runner and Fae Dragon from Spirit Forged bracket them closely. There is no ranking to be extracted from differences that small; they are one round of listings away from swapping places in either direction.
Body Uncommons, effectively tied
| Card | Market | 7d |
|---|---|---|
 Ruin RunnerSFD 105/221 | US$0.37 | — |
 Kinkou MonkOGN 141/298 | US$0.19 | — |
 Herald of ScalesOGN 140/298 | US$0.25 | — |
 Fae DragonSFD 101/221 | US$0.12 | — |
My working view is that Body is priced as a domain nobody has an opinion about, and that state does not last. The shallow top end means a modest change in demand gets expressed as a large percentage move on very little volume, and the flat bottom means there is nothing underneath to cushion it. I am not predicting a direction here. I am saying the domain is set up so that whatever happens next will look dramatic on a chart, and readers should discount the drama accordingly.
Prices sourced from TCGplayer. Market and Median are TCGplayer's own figures per printing; Low is the lowest active listing, which can be a damaged or non-English copy. Updated August 12, 2026.
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