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MTGGoldfish reports that daily copies sold have halved after the card rose from around $2 toward $8. The new quantity data adds a liquidity warning to the established Modern-demand story.
Read Brief →A newly published tag-wide comparison places King T’Challa and Bard the Bowman among the strongest relative movers; its scores describe adoption, not power or win rate.
New Commander analysis builds around paying life in one substantial event, with optional triggers and the timing of sweepers changing which cards work best.
The previewed blue control-transfer spell supplies a same-set partner for the mythic upkeep trap, with a delayed and interruptible losing trigger.
The new report combines transaction volume with a near-mint market indicator; ordinary-copy asks remain distinct from a much thinner etched-foil listing.
A newly revealed uncommon creates a repeatable, mana-neutral looting line; it still needs an eligible tap ability and a separate way to win.
The new blue commander grants beam me up to graveyard cards, but only instants and sorceries can be cast this way and Scotty cannot pay the bounce cost himself.
A published 75-card build and reported 4–1 test demonstrate the engine, with a small and Energy-heavy opponent sample limiting performance claims.
A new 241-entry weekly sample separates registrations from non-mirror win rates, while Grixis Affinity and Ruby Storm take individual trophies.
The official 176-player breakdown spans 32 Standard archetypes ahead of the October 24–25 event; it measures deck selection rather than match performance.
The newly previewed Firebrand changes how creatures enter during combat, opening flash and token lines while preserving important timing restrictions.