Central European Time, where I'll be drafting live and sharing insights from one of my first Aetherdrift drafts
This artifact-making value engine of a card used to make waves in Modern, and even though it got a semi-recent reprint in the first Modern Horizons, it's still valued at $53 (all prices from MTGGoldfish)
A well known fact, from the days before you had to play with sleeves, was also that the first printings of Mirage was far more glossy than other sets (same with some printings of Antiquities), which made Mirage lands sough after by semi-cheaters who wanted to be able to see if the top card of their library was a basic land
For the longest time, Jace, the Mind Sculptor was the undisputed king of planeswalkers
"Getting a little more creature heavy with [Historic Horizons] reprints and additions is a healthy note to strike" With the Mystical Archive, we learned a lot about how [Historic] responds to an infusion of new high power level cards, Parker explains, referring to the set of iconic instants and sorceries added alongside the Strixhaven set earlier this year
A fair amount of people could recognize Excalibur or Merlin, but many of the cards fared poorly
