mtg card ratings condition Bought this in (G) from Kingdom. Is this fair for a “Good”? It's their lowest rating, but still… : r/mtg Pokemon card condition guide: NM,

If I have a card that I spent $1500 on a year or two ago, and I invested that money, because the company said they wouldn't print any more ever, and then the price rises to $3100 for its condition, and then they announce the removal of the Reserve List tomorrow, and by the end of the week we see that it's going to be a mythic rare in Eternal Masters 2, I think that would be the worst feel bad moment ever

Using cheap dash creatures and Vadrok's cheap mutate cost lets you cast spells from your graveyard for free

Its a perfect fit for go-wide or token strategies that want consistent card flow without overcommitting

Quoting WotC: It doesn't matter whether that spell resolved, and it doesn't matter who cast that spell

Warp deserves a special mention because I was quite impressed by this mechanic