Last Chapter of the Noble Knights
Last Chapter of the Noble Knights is a Normal Spell in the Noble Knight archetype, first released in 2014 in Noble Knights of the Round Table Box Set. It has 1 printing across 1 set (Platinum Rare). NKRT-EN017 Platinum Rare sells for about $0.94. In the TCG it is currently unlimited (3 copies).
Market price · TCGPlayer
Updated Oct 1, 2026
$0.94
Type
Normal
If your opponent controls a monster and you control no monsters: You can target 1 "Noble Arms" Equip Spell Card and 1 appropriate "Noble Knight" monster in your Graveyard; Special Summon that monster, and if you do, equip that Equip Spell Card to that appropriate monster. You can only activate 1 "Last Chapter of the Noble Knights" per turn.
Appears in 1 expansion
Printings (1)
| expansion | Code | Rarity | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Noble Knights of the Round Table Box Set | NKRT-EN017 | Platinum Rare | $0.94 |
Last Chapter of the Noble Knights: FAQ
How much is Last Chapter of the Noble Knights worth?+
Last Chapter of the Noble Knights currently sells for $0.94 on TCGPlayer. The exact value depends on the printing, rarity, edition and condition — scan the card with YuScan to see the price of your copy.
Which sets was Last Chapter of the Noble Knights printed in?+
Last Chapter of the Noble Knights appears in 1 set: Noble Knights of the Round Table Box Set.
Is Last Chapter of the Noble Knights legal in tournaments?+
On the current TCG Forbidden & Limited List, Last Chapter of the Noble Knights is unlimited (3 copies).
What is the passcode of Last Chapter of the Noble Knights?+
The 8-digit passcode printed on Last Chapter of the Noble Knights is 66970385.
Noble Knight
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