Is the Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom booster box worth it?
Cheaper to buy singles
The booster box costs €65.76 today (Cardmarket trend). 1 cards are worth €5 or more — €5.48 together, 0.08× the box price. The top five cards make up 41% of the whole set’s value.
How cards are priced
Most cards in any set are commons worth cents. Whether a box pays off depends on hitting one of the few top cards.
Most valuable cards in the set
Full set →| # | Card | Set | Price today | 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €5.48 | +2% | |
| 2 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €3.88 | +7% | |
| 3 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €3.28 | +17% | |
| 4 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €2.98 | -5% | |
| 5 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €2.79 | +22% | |
| 6 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €2.77 | +5% | |
| 7 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €2.60 | +19% | |
| 8 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €1.94 | +18% | |
| 9 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €1.91 | -12% | |
| 10 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €1.81 | +2% | |
| 11 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €1.07 | +70% | |
| 12 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €1.02 | -44% | |
| 13 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €1.00 | +10% | |
| 14 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €0.89 | -46% | |
| 15 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €0.81 | -8% | |
| 16 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €0.72 | -10% | |
| 17 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €0.71 | +51% | |
| 18 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €0.62 | -7% | |
| 19 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €0.55 | +28% | |
| 20 | Speed Duel: Trials of the Kingdom | €0.52 | -47% |
Prices: Cardmarket trend, updated daily — as of Oct 30, 2026.
Box price history
How to read these numbers
The full-set value is what all cards would cost as singles. One box won’t complete the set and the rarest cards are rare, so we focus on cards from €5. If they are worth many times the box price, the set is rich in valuable cards; if value is concentrated in a few cards (high top-5 share), opening is a lottery.
If you want a specific card, buying it as a single is almost always cheaper. A box makes sense if you enjoy opening, play limited/draft or collect sealed product.

