Comments on: Insider: Looking Past the MM2015 Spoiler

By: phyrexiantrader

phyrexiantrader — Mon, 18 May 2015 06:24:26 +0000

I think this kind of articles should mention the fact that WOTC is (re)printing magic cards like crazy. There is no point in discussing why a card can or can not be reprinted in a standard legal set. We have the duel decks, the commander decks and FTV boxes full of reprints.

So yes, eternal witness in standard is not a good idea, but the commander decks with green will likely feature here.

Anything that is already high is in the dangerzone. That dangerzone can prevent it from going higher (zendikar fetchland is a good example) and limits the upside.
The fall will also be deeper in case of a reprint.

By: Chaz V

Chaz V — Sat, 16 May 2015 21:19:22 +0000

In reply to Mistrblank.

You make some great points. Yeah Goblin Guide is far from an “auto-lock” for Zendikar 2.0. Fetch-lands are more probable.

I didn’t mean sell them immediately, honestly it’s probably a good purchase right now. Without the reprint it could easily hit 30$, maybe even more. Though at that point, why not just take the profits? I was just saying be mindful that it’s probably on their radar, and not to hold onto it for a long-term investment.

Thanks for the comment!

By: Mistrblank

Mistrblank — Sat, 16 May 2015 19:03:55 +0000

Sorry, I just don’t see Goblin Guide as a sell. It’s not going to be printed into standard eliminating all printed packs for the next year. It’s too expensive to print to a duel deck (they just don’t print these expensive cards in these decks and haven’t for the last 4 years). And I’m more confident that Infect will be the next Modern Event deck, if one were to be printed.

All of this “it must be in Zendikar because we’re returning there” is bull. What card did they exactly reprint in Scars of Mirrodin that needed to be reprinted from original Mirrodin? Shocks were the only thing of value to return to Ravnica (which is bunk as hell to me because the point of naming them the way they did supposedly was so they could be reprinted in any set, don’t know why it had to be in a return set).

By: theuseless

theuseless — Sat, 16 May 2015 05:00:48 +0000

Urza Lands. These are poised for a spike. We have seen them fluctuate on MtgStocks for a while now. It is only a matter of time before we see the price spikes stick. I have been sold out for weeks and get potential buyers all the time.