I’ve separated Grand Prix Paris from the three major events which took place on the previous week as Paris occurred one week later and its metagame could be a reaction to the metagame in the three events. GW Aggro w/ Megamorph & Collected Company The Three Large Events from the Previous Weekend Again, with redemption hitting the market next week, $10 is probably the ceiling for Collected Company. If you are holding on to any copies, now would be the right time to sell. Collected Company is now sitting at a TCG-mid of $9.75. I’d be damned if she breaks $10 even after the influx of supply from redemption.Ĭollected Company – Last Week: Hold This Week: SellĬollected Company spiked over the weekend when Yohan Dudongon brought a sweet four-color Collected Company brew to 9-0 at Grand Prix Paris and narrowly missed the top 8 by a single win. Now at $8.65, I am going to put another sell call on Den Protector. I did not foresee that Den Protector would be that prevalent. While my prediction that the meta would shift towards more Den Protector due to megamorph synergy’s favorable position in the metagame came true, I was wrong about Den Protector’s price trajectory. With redemption coming in two weeks (as of last week’s article), Den Protector would be hard-pressed to maintain her price of $5.32 amid the other high value cards in the set and the line of play with the lower risk would be to sell at $5.32. While Den Protector was seeing a lot of play in Standard, I was not confident that her price could grow further as she staple she may be, she nevertheless remains a single-format rare. My sell call on Den Protector last week was made based on conservative decision making. There were 25 Den Protectors in the top 8 of the Grand Prix an as a result Den Protector’s price grew from $5.32 to $8.65. If Deathmist Raptor’s showing at Grand Prix Toronto was stellar, Den Protector’s was interstellar. Deathmist Raptor’s current spread is 37%.ĭen Protector – Last Week: Sell This Week: Sellĭen Protector grew more than I expected when I put a sell call on it last week. On top of that, the first wave of Dragons of Tarkir redemption will be processed this Wednesday and would start hitting the market next week. With the Dragonlords taking up a large chunk of the set’s value, I suspect $24 is pretty close to the ceiling for Deathmist Raptor. My call for the raptor this week would be a sell call.
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Last Week’s Callsĭeathmist Raptor – Last Week: Hold This Week: SellĪfter a stellar showing at Grand Prix Toronto last week, with half the top 8 running a full four copies of Deathmist Raptor, the mighty morphing dinosaur’s price hiked from $20.51 to $23.68. We would also look at 307 decks from the MTGO daily events which took place over the past week.īefore we begin, let’s review last week’s calls and see how they have performed. Grand Prix Paris took place last weekend with a top 8 that resembled that of Toronto. The previous weekend saw two Standard Grand Prix – Sao Paulo and Toronto – with a starkly different metagame in the top 8, and StarCityGames Open Portland. This week we will be looking at both paper results (IRL) and Magic Online (MTGO) results. Welcome to the second instalment of The Meta Report, a weekly column dedicated to analysing the evolution of the metagame and the financial implications that result from it.
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