Welcome back! Today’s piece will continue where last week’s mythic review left off. It’s Magic Origins review week this week and don’t forget to check out the financial review of each individual color in the set which my fellow MTGPrice writers wrote throughout the week. Without much ado, let’s kick off with the three black mythic rares in the set:
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I know we’re going a bit out of order here, but once the colors for the set review were divvied up, you see what I’m left with!
In all honestly, though, that’s fine. I don’t mind taking the block of cards known as “also in the set.” In fact, some of these are actually pretty exciting.
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We’re divvying up the spoiler to make sure we give you a wide variety of opinions about the cards in the last core set for Magic. We all have different opinion,s but we are all experienced Magic financiers and we all strive for excellence. I was assigned “artifacts, multicolors spells, and EDH cards.” Anyway, here’s all the green cards.
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Welcome to day three of the MTGPrice ProTrader Magic Origins spoilers. I’ll be covering black, which may be the deepest on playables of any color in this set.
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