![]() On the other hand, Dynavolt Tower is floating near the top tables and could have a chance to show up on Sunday. When the day two metagame breakdown comes out, we'll see if it was just bad luck, or if it's because the deck had a bad day one. Personally, I'm skeptical about Metalwork Colossus, mostly because it got the very first feature match of the day yesterday and then completely disappeared from coverage. Lastly we have a couple of artifacts with Metalwork Colossus and Dynavolt Tower. Keep an eye out for the deck though, it does absurd things and it only takes one feature match with a 40/40 double striking Electrostatic Pummeler closing out the game on turn four for the cards to spike again. While it did get a deck tech and is one of the most played decks in the field (coming in fifth on day one), at this point the prices spikes seem to be a combination of pure speculation and Magic Online hype from earlier in the week. Electrostatic Pummeler increased almost 600% to over $4, and Bristling Hydra 180% to $3.50, which is somewhat surprising because the deck hasn't really been on camera. Based on the performances of the decks they are found in, it seems likely both will continue to appear over the course of the weekend, and Aetherworks Marvel making the Top 8 is a good bet at this point, considering it started the tournament at nearly 20% of the field.Įlectrostatic Pummeler and Bristling Hydra, two of the key pieces to the GR Energy combo deck, are next on our list. Both of these cards were on camera a ton during the first day of Pro Tour Kaladesh. While not the biggest winners (by percentage), clearly the two most important Kaladesh cards from the tournament so far are Aetherworks Marvel (up 133% to $19) and Torrential Gearhulk (up 122% also to $19). Based on the first day of action, we have a total of six cards that have increased at least 100% in response to the decks that have shown up at Pro Tour Kaladesh. Let's start by recapping the major price movements from day one. ![]() If you just want to get down to business, check out the Top 8 Decklists from Pro Tour Kaladesh. Things will be a bit different for day two since we've already seen pretty much all of the new decks, so instead of spending most of our time talking about deck lists, we'll focus more on individual cards, observations, and a meta-discussion of which decks are performing well and have a chance to make it to the Sunday Top 8! If you're looking for decklists, check out yesterday's Pro Tour Kaladesh coverage. Once again, we'll skip over the the limited rounds and pick up the action in Round 12, the first constructed round of day two. The Deck Builder's Toolkit ( Amonkhet Edition) is a box set that was released on April 28, 2017.Hello everyone and welcome back for our live coverage of the second day of Pro Tour Kaladesh! Much like yesterday, we'll be breaking down the action round-by-round in real time as the tournament unfolds in Hawaii. Last time, I went over all the multicolor cards. It contains 100 basic land cards (20 of each type from Amonkhet), 85 fixed cards, 40 of 125 semi- randomized cards suitable for building several different Magic decks, and four 15-card booster packs, two from Kaladesh block and two from Amonkhet. Before I get into my rating for each card, here’s a brief overview of my MTG Kaladesh artifacts draft guide rating system. 1 Bad card or only useful in the sideboard. 2 Passable, but not something I would pick early or often. 3 A solid card I’m happy to pick most of the time. ![]() Challenger Decks will be available April 6, 2018, and will have an MSRP of 29.99 (only applies to the United States). You also get a deck builder's guide with tips about building the best Magic decks, a Magic "learn to play" guide and a full-art reusable card storage box.Īll the fixed and semi-random cards in the box are from Kaladesh, Aether Revolt, Amonkhet and Welcome Deck 2017. ![]() These decks will be available worldwide in English, with Japanese available in Japan. Challenger Decks are your on-ramp to Standard. Listen online to MTGGoldfish - Kaladesh, new Planeswalker Decks, and all the Products and find out more about its history, critical reception, and meaning. These four individual 75-card decks are geared toward Standard play for the Friday Night Magic. The Deck Builder's Toolkit contains 12 Amonkhet cards which can't be found in regular boosters. Graceful Cat (#273/269), Tattered Mummy(#278/269), Stone Quarry and Foul Orchard also appear in the Amonkhet/Planeswalker decks. The other dual taplands are exclusive to the Toolkit and are numbered #280/269 to #287/269. ![]() Because these cards have the Amonkhet expansion symbol they are officially part of the set.Įach toolkit contains 85 fixed cards (together with the 100 basic lands). ![]()
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