Legacy Ban Update
Wizards banned Candelabra of Tawnos in Legacy on June 29, 2026 after Colorless Tron gained metagame share. The card is still a Reserved List collectible, so condition and format context matter before trusting post-ban prices.
Show legality and condition warnings first. Do not read one Reserved List relist as a clean market price until fresh sold copies and inventory line up.
Candelabra is no longer legal in Legacy, but it still has Vintage, Commander, old-school, High Tide history, and collector demand. Those are different buyers than Colorless Tron players.
Check Antiquities condition, language, signatures, altered copies, seller notes, and current availability before treating a listing as the new post-ban price.
Cards To Watch
The useful market question is whether Legacy Tron cards keep moving after Candelabra leaves the format, while Candelabra demand shifts back toward collectors and non-Legacy players.
Candelabra was banned after Colorless Tron grew in Legacy. Check Planar Nexus, Urza lands, Workshop, Grim Monolith, Karn, and The One Ring to see whether the shell keeps moving without it.
High Tide history matters for context, but this ban was aimed at Legacy Colorless Tron. Keep old combo nostalgia separate from current tournament demand.
Candelabra is a Reserved List Antiquities card. Condition, language, signatures, altered copies, and seller description matter more than a single blended market price.
Legacy demand changed on June 29. Compare fresh sold copies, condition-specific listings, and non-Legacy demand before treating a high relist as the new price.
What To Watch Next
Candelabra is banned in Legacy after the June 29 update. Vintage, Commander, old-school, and collector demand should be treated separately.
Antiquities copies can split hard by condition, language, signature, and alteration. Do not blend damaged and clean copies.
Watch whether Planar Nexus, Urza lands, Grim Monolith, Karn, and The One Ring keep showing up after Tron loses Candelabra.
More Market Context
Candelabra was banned in Legacy, while The Fantasticar was not banned or restricted on June 29 and remains a Vintage watch card.
