I recently got to thinking about tutors. Academies are all about tuition. There are a lot of useful tutors in EDH, and they’re absolutely worth talking about at some point, so I decided to make that point today. There are broad tutors, narrow tutors, and very, very narrow tutors, and I want to talk about all of them.
Does this seem out-of-flavor with this series? This series was predicated on identifying emerging cards from newly spoiled sets and seeing how their inclusions in the metagame would shake things up. As their stocks increased due to increased adoption, the surging tide would lift all boats, and buying into those other boats (cards) at their lowest price by anticipating their increased use based on spoiled cards was the name of the game. I’m talking about a broad category of cards as opposed to talking about how one particular printed card would affect prices of other cards.
They’re simple rules. I made the rules. And now I want to break them? What the hell?
What if I told you that this article was predicated not on a card that was going to get printed but rather on a card that was not going to get printed? How do we know? Well, I look at what little we know about Commander 2015 so far.
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Ive been looking at grabbing some tutors, so I’m glad there is chance for them to grow. Enlightened and Mystic Tutors are expensive (especially in £) but eventually I feel like i might have to stump up.
Good read again Jason.
Glad you liked it. I’m having a tough time building an audience for this column for some reason and every little bit of positive feedback helps.
Quite honestly, this column is the reason i signed up to get past the paywall. I dont know why there is an issue with audience, this column is full of useful information and its a chuckle to read.
Keep up the work im sure it will get there!
Idem. This article is goldmine for me : EDH knowledge + finance. Keep up ! 🙂