MTG Salvation

Quote from MikePemulis »

I miss Spike Rogue.

+1

Quote from Xinaar »

Quote from Salmo »

No, it's not. The low is ~$1, and that's for NM.

I'm so used to using goldfish for prices I forgot that TCG low was the most commonly used method of pricing. My bad.

No worries! It's still pretty high for an uncommon that's in the currently-standard limited set.

No, it's not. The low is ~$1, and that's for NM.

Bloodlust Inciter is a pretty miserable card. It pretty much needs to be in your opener, with even that being still kinda 'meh' some percentage of the time. It may be the worst top deck outside of like a basic land, and even then at least my basic land will be needed in some percentage of games at that point.

Censor is pretty legit and deserves a spot. The others are a bit too borderline IMO.

It's incredibly swingy, but there are a number of matchups where your opponent doesn't have artifact removal against your deck since red aggressive decks typically only have so many artifacts in the roster, or dealing with the creatures killing them is more important than dealing with the clock but then the clock kills them anyways. It's great for when you're fighting through removal-heavy decks since it gives you a clock that persists even after stabilization. Yes, it dies to disenchant, but it also kills from 7-10 life out which is absurd for a 2 + 3 mana investment.

It'll probably fall, then rise or plateau somewhere under ten once all the people wanting it for casual reasons like cube or EDH go to buy theirs that they've been holding off from.

Shrine is a weird card in that I think some circles highly underrate it, and others highly overrate it. Costing 2+3 is a real concern in some matches, but it can win games you have no business clinching. It makes all my red aggressive decks, and while I wouldn't take it first or second I would see it as a real sign if passed

It's a 3-4 of in Dragon Stompy, a legacy deck which has been gaining popularity which does the classic blood moon/chalice/trinisphere/spirit guide type of lock-out plays, so it's probably a buyout in relation to that.