Rampaging Raptor
Magic: The Gathering

Rampaging Raptor

March of the Machine • rare

Artist
Denys Tsiperko
Rarity
rare
Set Name
March of the Machine
Card Type
creature
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$0.43market price via TCGplayer · Aug 3, 2026$0.33 $0.43 over the tracked period

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Rampaging Raptor is a rare creature from the March of the Machine set, designed by artist Denys Tsiperko to emphasize the aggressive, high-speed combat style associated with red mana. Collectors and players often value this card for its ability to gain haste and trample, making it a functional example of the set's focus on fast-paced, multi-planar conflict.

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