The 4 most expensive cards in the Splinterlands universe!

The rebelling chicken forces had laid waste to several farms of East Brynn and they were not slowing, when their leader had a fateful meeting with a treacherous Gloridax sorcerer named Lubiyo. The sorcerer convinced the chickens to stop their onslaught of Draykh-Nahka by offering the Alpha Chicken power that he could not refuse.

As the chicken forces waited, Lubiyo led the Alpha Chicken to the genetic facilities at night when everything was locked. They broke in, and using a combination of dark nether magic and Gloridax chemistry, the Alpha Chicken was transformed forever that night. This was not a Gloridax-sanctioned enhancement, and Lubiyo is currently on the lam, a high priority fugitive of the Dragonsguard.

Now the leader of the chicken uprising is a giant and wild terror. Standing just shorter than a man, he is now a carrier of the Fire Blood; a Dragon. No longer must he powerlessly flap wings of feather. Not only can he fly, but now he can slash and split his enemies with his razor-sharp wings. No longer must he squawk until his voice is raw. Now he can breathe fire. He is the Mighty Dricken.

Edition	Beta
Mana Cost	5
Element	Life
Rarity	Legendary
Card Type	Summoner
Abilities

The creature that rides the mountains of the Life Splinter strikes fear into the heart of every Khymian. His demon steed stands fifteen feet tall, with a long, sharp horn from its forehead that makes a mockery of the sacred Unicorn. The man himself (if he can be called a man) is never seen without his horse, as if the two are one. He has mighty wings, but no one has seen him use them, and he carries a large, horrific weapon with him always. When the Peakrider stands at the summoner's table in a Mount Mox tournament, few can face him without cowering.

Lord of Darkness $2.900,00

Edition	Unit
Mana Cost	2
Element	Death
Rarity	Legendary
Card Type	Melee
Abilities

The creature that rides the mountains of the Life Splinter strikes fear into the heart of every Khymian. His demon steed stands fifteen feet tall, with a long, sharp horn from its forehead that makes a mockery of the sacred Unicorn. The man himself (if he can be called a man) is never seen without his horse, as if the two are one. He has mighty wings, but no one has seen him use them, and he carries a large, horrific weapon with him always. When the Peakrider stands at the summoner's table in a Mount Mox tournament, few can face him without cowering.