How much is Lich worth?

As of August 2026, Lich from Unlimited Edition has a market value of €137.96. Track price trends and find local trades on Lootstack.

What set is Lich from?

Lich is from the Unlimited Edition (2ED) expansion, part of the Magic: The Gathering trading card game.

Lich is a Rare card from the Unlimited Edition set in Magic: The Gathering.

What type of card is Lich?

Lich is a Enchantment from the Unlimited Edition set in Magic: The Gathering.

Is Lich legal in Commander?

Lich is Legal in Commander. Check all format legalities for this Magic: The Gathering card on Lootstack.

Lich - Unlimited Edition

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Legalities

UNKNOWN

Brawl

LEGAL

Commander

LEGAL

Duel

UNKNOWN

Future

UNKNOWN

Frontier

UNKNOWN

Historic

LEGAL

Legacy

UNKNOWN

Modern

UNKNOWN

Oathbreaker

UNKNOWN

Pauper

UNKNOWN

Penny

UNKNOWN

Pioneer

UNKNOWN

Standard

LEGAL

Vintage

Rules & Rulings

10/4/2004

You can lose life and take damage, and thereby have a negative life total, while Lich is on the battlefield.

10/4/2004

If you have multiple Lich cards on the battlefield, you must sacrifice a permanent for each damage done to you for each Lich. This is because the sacrifice is a triggered ability. But you only draw one card for each life gained regardless of how many Liches you have. This is because the draw is a replacement effect and not a triggered one. You lose if any one of the Liches leaves the battlefield.

10/4/2004

If you take more than one damage at a time, sacrifice the permanents for that damage simultaneously. This allows you to sacrifice both a creature and any Aura that is on it all at once.

10/4/2004

You can't pay life, just like any player at less than one life can't pay life. You can pay zero life if you want.

10/4/2004

If an opponent steals control of Lich, their life total does not change. The life total changes for a player only when it enters under that player's control.

10/4/2004

If an opponent steals control of Lich and no other effect prevents you from losing with a life total of zero, you will lose the game due to a zero life total as a State-Based Action before you can take any actions. The last sentence doesn't apply in this case since the Lich didn't leave the battlefield.

8/15/2010

The last ability will cause you to lose the game even if you somehow manage to have a life total greater than 0 at the time the Lich leaves the battlefield or if some other effect would prevent you from losing for having 0 life. If, on the other hand, some effect such as that from Platinum Angel says that you can't lose the game then even the last ability of the Lich cannot cause you to do so. The ability will just resolve and the game will continue as normal.

8/15/2010

Note that usually you will have 0 or less life at the time Lich leaves the battlefield causing you to lose as a State-Based Action before the last ability can even go on the stack.

1/1/2011

The last ability will cause you to lose the game even if you somehow manage to have a life total greater than 0 at the time the Lich is put into the graveyard or if some other effect would prevent you from losing for having 0 life. If, on the other hand, some effect such as that from Platinum Angel says that you can't lose the game then even the last ability of the Lich cannot cause you to do so. The ability will just resolve and the game will continue as normal.

10/4/2004

You can lose life and take damage, and thereby have a negative life total, while Lich is on the battlefield.

10/4/2004

If you take more than one damage at a time, sacrifice the permanents for that damage simultaneously. This allows you to sacrifice both a creature and any Aura that is on it all at once.

10/4/2004

You can't pay life, just like any player at less than one life can't pay life. You can pay zero life if you want.

10/4/2004

If an opponent steals control of Lich, their life total does not change. The life total changes for a player only when it enters under that player's control.

10/4/2004

8/15/2010

Note that usually you will have 0 or less life at the time Lich leaves the battlefield causing you to lose as a State-Based Action before the last ability can even go on the stack.

1/1/2011