Chivalrous XIII Down 28.8 Percent, Strongest of Three Sets at Day 39
Published November 10, 2026
Every set about knights is secretly a documentary about how fast the armor rusts. Thirty-nine days after Chivalrous XIII's release, 75 of its 163 priced cards get tracked weekly: 19 rose, 47 fell, and the tracked slice is down 2.6 percent this week. The index has slid 28.8 percent since then, and against the two earlier Digimon sets old enough to compare at this age, both down between 49 and 62.5 percent, that makes Chivalrous XIII first of three: the best-held knight at the joust. Price window: 2026-11-03 to 2026-11-10, ungraded market prices.
“Tracked” cards are those with a market price on both ends of the week and worth at least $5 at the start; cheaper cards are left out because a few cents of movement reads as a large, meaningless percentage.
The Chase List Chases Itself Downward
Alphamon (SP) leads the chase at 366.52 dollars, up 0.4 percent this week, with the model calling plus 0.7 percent over the next month, plus 25.6 percent over six, and minus 1.2 percent over the year, while its comparables moved a median of minus 0.7 percent over their next month. The next two, Omnimon: Merciful Mode (not very merciful) and Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode, both Secret Rares down 0.7 and 2.0 percent this week, sit atop comparables that lost a median of 10.7 to 11.5 percent the following month. Chase cards, it turns out, chase downward.
Omnimon: Merciful Mode (Rare Pull)
Kaguyamon (SP)
Vortexdramon (Rare Pull)
Necromon (SP)
Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode (Rare Pull)
Susanoomon (Rare Pull)Vortexdramon (Rare Pull)Necromon (SP)
Omnimon (SP)
Takutoumon (SP)
Omnimon (Alternate Art)Necromon (SP)
Magnamon (SP)
Erlangmon (SP)
Ryugumon (SP)
Omekamon (Rare Pull)Alphamon (SP), explaining the 0.4 percent week: still the most expensive knight at this table.
This Week the Knights Took the Biggest Fall
This week's gainers are modest: Mistymon (Limited Foil) up 9.2 percent to 5.60 dollars, with the model calling another 0.4 percent next month and 7.6 percent over six. The fallers, fittingly, are actual knights. LordKnightmon is down 32.4 percent to 3.44 dollars on 99 copies sold, Dynasmon down 30.2 percent to 4.06, and Alphamon (the base version) down 28.7 percent to 5.34. Chivalry's dead, and yet the model calls each of them roughly flat to down next month (minus 0.4, minus 2.3, plus 0.4 percent) and higher within six (9.2, 7.3, 13.6 percent).
Mistymon (Limited Foil)
Kotemon (Limited Foil)
Magnamon (Alternate Art)
WarGrowlmon (Limited Foil)
LordKnightmon
Dynasmon
Alphamon
Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode (Alternate Art)LordKnightmon, down 32.4 percent, already answering to Former Knightmon.
Rare Is the Least Rare Rarity Here
The rarity ladder behaves the way it is supposed to, mostly: Ultimate Rare carries a median of 23.45 dollars (down 2.8 percent this week), Secret Rare sits at 17.50 (down 1.3), Super Rare at 11.88 (down 5.0), Uncommon at 1.34 (up 0.1), and Common at 0.56 (down 1.3). Then there is Rare itself: 27 cards printed, only 3 still tracked, a median price of 0.27 dollars, and the worst move of the week at minus 9.1 percent. The least rare thing in Chivalrous XIII is the card labeled Rare.
| Rarity | Priced | Median price | Tracked | Median move |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ultimate Rare | 10 | $23.45 | 8 | -2.8% |
| Secret Rare | 6 | $17.50 | 6 | -1.3% |
| Super Rare | 37 | $11.88 | 28 | -5.0% |
| Uncommon | 40 | $1.34 | 16 | +0.1% |
| Common | 43 | $0.56 | 14 | -1.3% |
| Rare | 27 | $0.27 | 3 | -9.1% |
The rarity chart. Rare: the cheapest, worst-moving rarity in its own set.
The Index Found Its Floor and Stayed
Since release on October 2, the average card in Chivalrous XIII has only moved in one direction. The index peaked at 0.0 percent right out of the gate, then slid to a trough of minus 29.0 percent, and as of November 11 sits at minus 28.8 percent, a few tenths off the bottom it already found. Thirty-nine days in, this is just where Chivalrous XIII lives now.
The index since October 2, 2026: it found the floor fast and stayed.
Chivalrous XIII Is Merely the Least Battered Set
At the same 39 days since release, Chivalrous XIII's index sits at minus 28.7 percent, against Timeless Bonds at minus 49.4 percent and Limited Card Pack -Final Crest- at minus 62.5 percent, a median of minus 56.0 percent. That ranks Chivalrous XIII first of three, the mildest fall among the sets old enough to compare at this age. Over the month after this same age, those two sets gained 2.5 and 62.8 percent, recoveries that only look large because they started from a deeper hole. Least battered knight in this lineup is a low bar.
| Set | Released | Priced from | At day 39 | Next month | Now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chivalrous XIII | 2026-10-02 | day 0 | -28.7% | – | -28.7% (day 39) |
| Timeless Bonds | 2026-09-04 | day 0 | -49.4% | +2.5% | -48.2% (day 68) |
| Limited Card Pack -Final Crest- | 2026-08-07 | day 2 | -62.5% | +62.8% | -49.5% (day 96) |
Three Digimon sets at day 39, ranked least to most wrecked.
Most of This Set Costs Less Than a Dollar
Stack all 163 priced cards by price and the shape is a pyramid with a wide base: 67 sit under 1 dollar, 22 land between 1 and 5, and 45 fall between 5 and 20, covering most of the set between them. Above that, the air thins fast: 15 cards sit between 20 and 50 dollars, 8 between 50 and 100, and only 6 clear 100 dollars. For a set built around Mega-stage Royal Knights and Holy Warriors, most of its population lives at the price of a vending machine snack.
163 cards sorted by price. Most of them cost less than a dollar.
The Model Barely Beats Doing Nothing
For the next month, the model calls 2 of this set's cards up, 19 down, and 53 flat, a median of minus 0.2 percent across its 74 priced cards. History disagrees: the two earlier Digimon sets old enough to compare at this age went on to gain a median of 32.6 percent over their own next month. Checked against 82,729 calls, the model's typical miss runs 10.8 percent, barely ahead of the 10.4 percent miss a flat do-nothing baseline would post. Chivalry's dead, and the model's edge over doing nothing is thinner than its armor.
| Card | Now | 1M forecast | Implied |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kotemon (Limited Foil) | $6.08 | $6.17 | +1.5% |
| Omnimon: Merciful Mode | $15.52 | $15.71 | +1.2% |
| Jesmon (Rare Pull) | $77.34 | $78.08 | +1.0% |
| Magnamon (Alternate Art) | $15.75 | $15.89 | +0.9% |
| Alphamon (SP) | $366.52 | $368.94 | +0.7% |
| Checked | Typical miss | Flat baseline | 80% band | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 82,729 | 10.8% | 10.4% | 79% | 59% |
| Window | Model, median call | Earlier sets from day 39, median |
|---|---|---|
| One month | -0.2% (74 cards) | +32.6% (2 sets, +2.5% to +62.8%) |
Forecasts are model estimates, not financial advice. Every card in Chivalrous XIII with its price, or browse the set in the catalog; the About page explains how the forecasts are made.
Chivalrous XIII swore to protect its collectors the way chivalry usually did: expensively, briefly, and not particularly well. Chivalry's dead.