#14 Hysterical Blindness The panic is amusing, but the real fun comes when the spell passes and the villagers start looking for a scapegoat. Ludevic, necro-alchemist A hilarious quip from Ludevic here is made even funnier by his parting jab at the nature of humanity
New cards tend to go down in value for a while as more copies are introduced to the market, and those that go up in value tend to be few and far between
If I were to make a guess at the future of Hour of Devastation , I'd say that it will react like Dragons of Tarkir , with some cards increasing in price from presales as people figure out what cards are good for Standard (the fact that fewer people will crack boxes thanks to the low expected value makes this even more likely to happen), but not to the same extreme
Yes, its another month of red-green lands-based cards, of varying measures of power
Phyrexian Tower There are plenty of decks where sacrificing a creature to Phyrexian Tower benefits you both by giving you mana and by allowing you to cash in on death triggers
This can be fun for new players because they get premade decks that they can dive straight into