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L1xx(27.10.2021 10:21)

Wrenn and Six is most likely getting a reprint! In Double Masters 2022. The image was shown while introducing the new set time schedule for 2022.

Maphunter(10.09.2020 10:11)

W6 is on "The List". Lets see if it effects the price. I fear it wont.

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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Preparing for Cardmarket Series Frankfurt

By ChristopherB (2019-07-31)

Cardmarket Series takes its next stop in Frankfurt. Christopher is deep into preparation and wants to share his thoughts about Modern and Legacy, from Wrenn and Six, Four-Color Decks, and the all-powerful Hogaak. He also breaks down his personal choices for the event!

The Future of Dark Confidant and Modern Jund

By HansD (2019-07-25)

Midrange decks are built with the metagame in mind and are thus highly customizable. Regardless, even the most customizable of these decks still play core cards that are integral to the deck’s gameplan. Very rarely, in a non-rotating format such as Modern, does a new card come along that displaces the current best-in-slot card for a midrange deck. With the printing of Wrenn and Six in Modern Horizons, I believe that Dark Confidant has found himself as the odd man out after years of being a Jund mainstay.

RUG Reborn

By CabalTherapy (2019-07-17)

It's back! The Goose, Delver, and Goyf – the RUG gang – are all playing a significant role in Legacy again, thanks to one powerful card "printed for Modern." Join CabalTherapy as he explores the new RUG and the card tearing up the Legacy metagame.

#CMWhatTheTrend - Spikes on the Horizon

By JaminK (2019-06-27)

Hello and welcome to WhatTheTrend, the column where we will examine current trends on Cardmarket, check out why certain cards are popular and speculate about future price developments. We had a crazy week with many Modern Horizons cards jumping all over the place and we're investigating the cards that got the most attention this week.

Taking a Second Look at Modern Jund

By HansD (2019-06-25)

Modern has changed in the five years I’ve been playing and following it, and some decks that used to be on top of the dogpile have found themselves kicked off their perch. As Modern has become more powerful, aggressive, and linear, many of the fair, interactive decks that reigned supreme have gone the way of the dinosaur. Jund is one of these decks that has been pushed out more and more by the changes in the metagame, but Modern Horizons has brought along a good number of new toys that warrant giving this battered archetype a second chance.

Commander Cards on the Horizon - 2

By RJGiel (2019-06-20)

Welcome to Part 2 of Commander Cards on the Horizon, where we take a closer look at the new cards from Modern Horizons with potential. With spoiler season officially over and all its cards revealed, we can be pleasantly surprised with what this latest set has to offer to the format.

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