Wrenn and Six

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Modern Horizons

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Comments (8)

Ktulu4(26.07.2019 17:35)

What is going on?! Ok the card is powerfull (maybe more than the peolple expected) but the prices are totally insane! And the foil ones are out of this world! We are almost at the same level of Jtms.

Crazywictor(17.07.2019 12:47)

I wasn't prepared for this card at all when I first saw it! But I knew that Modern Horizons would change Vintage, Pauper, Modern and Legacy as we know them completely.

Wchko(14.07.2019 13:47)

Well the strip mine combo with it in legacy is pretty much OP! So that's maybe one good reason for such price spike..

hoodyhoo66(10.07.2019 10:51)

They were complaining about the price, I hope they are happy now.

Mastercigam(10.07.2019 07:24)

@Mlemort it absolutely is, problem is that the price isnt stable enough to say its under or overpriced

Mlemort(10.07.2019 00:57)

Feeling sorry for those 2 guys being clueless - this card is insane for 2 mana.

pepi55(27.06.2019 17:33)

I'm going to file a complaint about this card being too expensive. Hopefully the merchants will adjust the prices accordingly.

SaLeGrOssO(09.06.2019 19:49)

Overpriced. The effect is very bad and does not justify the cost.

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