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Northern Paladin — Seventh Edition

Northern Paladin

7ED · Seventh Edition #28 · Rare · released 2001-04-11

{2}{W}{W}
Creature — Human Knight
{W}{W}, {T}: Destroy target black permanent.
"How smooth his face, how sure his thoughts. I look forward to breaking his mighty will." —The Eastern Paladin

Northern Paladin is a rare white creature from Seventh Edition (2001). It has been printed 15 times across 13 sets, from 1993 to 2025. Recent market prices range from $0.57 to $87.12 depending on printing and finish. It is legal in Legacy, Vintage, Commander and Oathbreaker.

USD$1.74
IllustratorCarl Critchlow
LanguageEN
Layoutnormal
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Format legality

Where you can play Northern Paladin in sanctioned and popular formats.

All printings (15)

Prices range from $0.57 to $87.12 across finishes. Cheapest printing: Fourth Edition at $0.57.

SetNo.RarityPriceFoil
Limited Edition Alpha29Rare——
Limited Edition Beta30Rare$87.12—
Unlimited Edition30Rare$39.99—
Intl. Collectors' Edition30Rare$7.99—
Collectors' Edition30Rare$5.57—
Foreign Black Border29Rare——
Revised Edition29Rare$2.54—
Summer Magic / Edgar29Rare——
Fourth Edition Foreign Black Border37Rare$7.99—
Fourth Edition37Rare$0.57—
Seventh Edition28★Rare—$51.15
Seventh Edition This page28Rare$1.74—
30th Anniversary Edition326Rare——
30th Anniversary Edition29Rare$22.58—
Secret Lair Drop1855Rare$1.11—

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Frequently asked questions

Is Northern Paladin legal in Commander?
Yes — Northern Paladin is legal in Commander (EDH).
What formats is Northern Paladin legal in?
Northern Paladin is legal in Legacy, Vintage, Commander and Oathbreaker.
How many times has Northern Paladin been printed?
Northern Paladin has been printed 15 times across 13 sets, from 1993 to 2025.
What is the cheapest printing of Northern Paladin?
The cheapest printing is Fourth Edition (#37) at about $0.57.
Who illustrated Northern Paladin?
This printing of Northern Paladin was illustrated by Carl Critchlow.