Well, this is interesting.
MagicCardMarket.eu provides a search option, which lets you order the results by popularity… and I wasn’t quite expecting these results when going through Magic Origins cards.
Popular Cards in Magic Origins
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Category Archives: Magic: The Gathering
Magic Origins Brews, pt. 10 – The Mandatory Monoblack
Self-Appointed Flavor Judge: Magic Origins Early Decisions
I’ll gladly tackle any issues raised by others, but here are some that need to deliberated early on.
Magic Origins Thoughts on Standard
I guess I’m done brewing for now (probably not really), and I’d just like to share my thoughts on some (actually quite a few) cards I think might have an impact on standard that I find interesting for various reasons. I’ll try not to overlap too much with my previous brew articles, though, and I’m going to emphasize cards that might have an impact here rather than outright very powerful cards.
Magic Origins Brews, pt. 9 – Relic Seeker
Magic Origins Brews, pt. 8 – Demonic Pact
Magic Origins Brews, pt. 7 – Ruw Burn
Not sure how you feel about this card, but after the obvious ones (“do they really need to redo the power 9”), my throughts were “this is going to be the source of so many judge calls” and “wow, burn”.
Magic Origins Brews, pt. 6 – A Last Hurrah for the Enchantment Deck
There are infinite stars in the sky and while there aren’t quite as many ways to use this card, its clearly more than I could ever count.
Magic Origins Brews, pt. 5 – Goblins
I had a Goblin deck with Fate Reforged and it worked surprisingly well. Now there’s one pretty innocuous goblin, which just happens to have a great interaction with another goblin you might have heard of: [scryfall]Goblin Rabblemaster[/scryfall].
Magic Origins Brews, pt. 4 – Gideon (or Kytheon)
Although the format is currently designed to be midrange heavy, there’s probably room for a very fast deck. How many 2/1 for one are there right now? Quite a few.
