This time I lightly badgered my girlfriend into joining me, and it was fun to see her transform from begrudging viewer to a bigger fan than me, to the point where she's now grabbed us tickets to see an orchestral performance of the soundtrack
Its unclear how much of an effect this is having on the market right now, but it certainly makes buyouts a lot easier and its exactly the sort of hidden effect that can move markets
While it is true that the effects of the Reserved List are almost all negative for the average Magic player today, if we take a time machine back to 1996 when the list was created, the Magic world looked very different
When The Boy in the Iceberg has no ice counters on it, sacrifice it
Costing no more than the classic Llanowar Elves theres nary a reason not to play Delighted Halfling
According to 17Lands, Lasting Tarfire has, at the time of writing, the worst "Improvement In Hand" rate of any card in the set at -4.3%