Bazaar of Baghdad might be the most valuable card I’ve reviewed in quite some time, currently going for more than $1000 on the secondhand market! Arabian Nights cards in general have that issue, particularly if they’re locked behind the Reserved List, but especially if they see play in Constructed formats.īazaar of Baghdad is a simple effect: draw two cards, then discard three cards. It’s overkill for many casual or Commander matches, but I’m sure somebody is having fun with it right now nonetheless.Īfter the Ikoria triomes, it seems like this week’s theme is “old colorless cards”. You’re unlikely to be using it outside of a deck like that, so it’s one of those cards that’s extremely narrow yet extremely powerful within that context. Though having to discard more than you draw is a disadvantage in a vacuum, in practice it sets up some powerful plays and follow-ups, mostly involving the dredge keyword. Plenty of people have affection for Isle of Wak-Wak, but if you’re concerned about winning tournament games, the Bazaar is just insane by almost any standard. Of those, Bazaar of Baghdad is the one that sees the most play in eternal formats. So of course, the first expansion not only had to break that rule, but break it really badly by including a bunch of lands that didn’t produce mana at all. Wizards of the Coast.In the Limited Edition, the only thing lands did was produce mana. " Vintage Masters Prerelease and Release Events". Vintage Masters features the following limited archetypes (see external links): Vintage Masters inspired the creation of the paper set Eternal Masters. A special paper-format Vintage Masters Booster Draft was used in 2014 Worlds, which packs were generated by Magic Online and physically reconstructed exclusively for the event's use. They also receive the Black Lotus and Dack Fayden Avatars for participating in Prerelease and Release events, respectively. įor participating in the Vintage Masters Prerelease on June 13, 2014, players received a promo Magister of Worth, a card recently released in Conspiracy, but also featured in Vintage Masters. Each Vintage Masters booster pack contains 15 randomly selected cards: 10 commons, 3 uncommons, 1 rare or mythic rare, and 1 card that is either one of the Power Nine or a premium foil version of any card in the set (including the Power Nine). This was the first time players can own these cards on Magic Online.Ĭertain cards from the Conspiracy set are made available in Vintage Masters. Vintage Masters includes the famous Power Nine cards ( Black Lotus, the five Moxen, Timetwister, Time Walk and Ancestral Recall), featuring art commissioned as prizes for Vintage tournaments or (in the case of Black Lotus) for the Magic Online Cube.
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