This episode of Quiet Speculation’s ten minute market podcast goes over Elspeth, Sun’s Champion – do you buy them at $30 or sell all of your copies? Also, we’ve got an interview with Kelly Reid of QS about how he turned a pile of trash cards into a nice-looking piece of Beta power. And instead […]
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You asked for it, so here it is again – the Theros price guide cheat sheets for the prerelease. I’ve had requests from people to do both price-sorted and alphabetically-sorted sheets, so I made both. Who loves ya? Theros Cheatsheet, sorted by Price Theros Cheatsheet, sorted by Name
Hey! This week’s episode of Merchant Scroll is live. You can find it here: Merchant Scroll #1: M14 Rares and Modern Specs You can chat with us at @quietspec or the new Twitter feed we set up for this, @merchantscroll Let me know what you think!
Jason Alt discusses the collective lack of wisdom on Voice of Resurgence and asks what we can learn from it.
Hello and welcome! We’ve got another round of those handy cheat-sheets to print out for the prerelease this weekend. I’ve had people request both alphabetized ones and price-ranked ones, so I went ahead and made two versions. Pick the one you like more or print both of them out. It looks like there aren’t many […]
When we’re in a Magic slump, it can be helpful to go back to the drawing board. Mike Lanigan explains how to challenge your own assumptions about a metagame or deck.
Andy Martin, a long-time Magic player and Commander aficionado, outlines his philosophy about deck-building Commander. If you’ve been seeking a remedy for boring, repetitive Commander decks, read on.
Mike Bajorek looks a the cycle of motivation while he recovers from a sprained wrist.
In the fifth part of his ongoing series, Usman gives us a SWOT on green in cubes!
Exodus was a monumental set in a great block, and perhaps its greatest legacy is not any single card – it is the colored rarity symbol. For the first time, casual players who knew nothing of pack order could tell which card of theirs was rare – something challenging when dealing with cards like Avizoa […]
Stronghold is a fine set in itself, but it serves best as a unique example of the power and limitations of reprints. Most of the “money cards” in Stronghold have been reprinted, but the originals still maintain a value premium. My best guess for this is that most players prefer the original cards; however, why […]
