1996 67 cards

Introductory Two-Player Set

67 cards · starter set · released December 31, 1996

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Difficulty: 2/5 to complete
Avg Card Value: $11.67; Market average
Top Card: Elven Riders; $14.70
Rarity Tier: Moderate

Overview

Introductory Two-Player Set is a Magic: The Gathering starter set, released December 31, 1996 with 67 cards. Use the checklist below to track which cards you own, and scan any Introductory Two-Player Set card with Tappr to read a Scryfall market estimate synced about every 24 hours.

Best for

collectors who already know edition premiums
people completing or pricing Introductory Two-Player Set (67 cards, code itp)
singles buyers focused on Introductory Two-Player Set / Elven Riders

Skip if

you will not check edition/treatment and still want “NM mythic” prices
you expect every rare in the set to hold similar resale

Common mistakes

On Introductory Two-Player Set, the usual miss is pricing by card name alone without edition (Alpha/Beta/Unlimited/Revised). Money still clusters around Introductory Two-Player Set / Elven Riders; treating the whole list like one price tier is how people overpay bulk. Also: Introductory Two-Player Set (1996, early Magic) gets mixed into lots that are not the same product — match set code itp before the art.

What to check first

First: edition line, authenticity, then condition. On Introductory Two-Player Set / Elven Riders, do condition under light before grade talk. Then use the Introductory Two-Player Set checklist for gaps — sealed is not a plan for the expensive row.

Top of the chart

Most valuable cards

The most valuable card in Introductory Two-Player Set in the latest synced snapshot is Elven Riders, with a Scryfall market estimate around $14.70. Other standout cards include Wall of Bone and Dark Ritual.

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Tips to finish the set

To complete Introductory Two-Player Set you'll need all 67 cards. Start with the commons and uncommons — they're cheap and fill most of the checklist — then chase the rares and mythics. Scanning as you sort lets Tappr flag the Introductory Two-Player Set cards still missing from your collection.

Step by step

How to Complete This Set

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Scan your Introductory Two-Player Set cards with Tappr to identify every printing
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Read the 24-hour market estimate for each card, including foils
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Prioritize chase cards like Elven Riders
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Save scanned cards to your Introductory Two-Player Set checklist to see what's missing

Scan with the app

Point Tappr at any Introductory Two-Player Set card and it identifies the exact printing and collector number, then shows a Scryfall market estimate synced about every 24 hours — not a live listing, and not a price guide you have to type into. Every scan can be saved straight into your digital Introductory Two-Player Set binder.

FAQ

Common questions

01 How many cards are in Introductory Two-Player Set?

Introductory Two-Player Set contains 67 cards. It was released December 31, 1996.

02 What is the most valuable card in Introductory Two-Player Set?

Elven Riders is currently the most valuable Introductory Two-Player Set card, trading around $14.70 in near-mint condition. Prices move constantly — scan your copy with Tappr for a Scryfall market estimate synced about every 24 hours.

03 When was Introductory Two-Player Set released?

Introductory Two-Player Set was released December 31, 1996 (1996) as a Magic: The Gathering starter set.

04 How do I check Introductory Two-Player Set card prices?

Open Tappr, scan the card, and it recognizes the exact Introductory Two-Player Set printing and shows a Scryfall market estimate synced about every 24 hours. You can also browse this page's card list for a full Introductory Two-Player Set price overview.

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