This week's winners are all moving because of Commander. March of the Machine is having its effect on the format!

Like every week, just in time for FNM, I'll tell you about the Magic: the Gathering cards that will be the talk of the town tonight! Come discuss this week's price movements with us on Discord.

Articles

We're really excited to welcome Jason Alt as writer on the MTG Stocks team! His first article, Reinventions, went up on Tuesday. Jason is far from an unknown name in the Magic finance community, and his articles have always been worth reading.

Ryan wrote an article in his A Penny Saved series on cards that he feels are worth picking up.

New Horizons, written by Matt, talks about which cards from the new set March of the Machine: The Aftermath are worth keeping an eye on.

Finally we have Steve, who wrote about cards from the Universes Beyond: Warhammer 40,000 set and how they perform within Commander. In his series, History, Restapled, you can read up on how newer cards measure up in the Commander format and whether they could become staples.

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Onto the Weekly Winners!

#1 Breach the Multiverse $4.10 (+314%)

 

This sorcery from March of the Machine has an interesting price trajectory. It was first showing up in the prerelease data around $16, but quickly fell down hard to only $0.50, to now bounce up again to $4. Sure, $16 may have been way too high, but for this card to drop so quickly and then become popular again is interesting. For seven mana you get to mill everyone for 10 cards, and then get to put a creature or planeswalker from every player's graveyard into play.

The card has gotten some camera time during the Pro Tour: March of the Machine, where Autumn Burchett played an Orzhov Midrange deck with two copies, ending up with the 3rd position in the PT.

Breach the Multiverse has also recently received a lot of attention from content creators. SaffronOlive played a Standard deck in an Against the Odds video. But probably most important is it showing up in a video from The Command Zone where they discuss the Best cards in your 99 for Commander.

When we look at Commander playability, we see that Breach the Multiverse is showing up in Commander decks around Sheoldred, Kroxa and Kunoros, and Hidetsugu and Kairi. It's hard to say what made the card move up this quickly again, but I personally feel the casual appeal for these Commanders, along with the content creator videos, may be the most important ones.

The card also goes infinite with Dualcaster Mage and a sac outlet like Ashnod's Altar. With these three cards you can infinitely keep casting Breach the Multiverse

Breach the Multiverse	CardKingdom $2.99	TCGPlayer $4.10
Breach the Multiverse (Extended Art)	CardKingdom $3.99	TCGPlayer $5.21
Hidetsugu and Kairi	CardKingdom $0.49	TCGPlayer $0.50
Kroxa and Kunoros	CardKingdom $1.79	TCGPlayer $1.40
Breach the Multiverse		TCGPlayer $12.00

 

#2 Minn, Wily Illusionist $5.24 (+162%)

 

This rare from Commander: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms can be found in the Dungeons of Death Commander deck and is a fairly popular commander. It's currently the 151st most popular commander according to EDHREC.

Minn can get you Illusion tokens whenever you draw your second card within a turn. Yes, that's every turn, not just your own. Since these Illusion tokens all get +1/+0 for each Illusion you control, that can add up quickly, making Minn's second ability to cheat a creature into play quite fun.

But she's also finding her way into the 99 of decks with different commanders. With the release of March of the Machine we have some new legends that work well with Minn's abilities. A new interesting commander is Zimone and Dina, which also cares about drawing second cards in turns, and also is a sacrifice outlet to the Illusion tokens. Another new commander is Rona, Herald of Invasion. As long as you play legendary spells, you get to untap Rona and loot. Powerful and cheap legendary spells are a welcome addition to this deck.

But there is also Meloku the Clouded Mirror, an older commander originally printed in Champions of Kamigawa that also wants to make Illusion tokens. It's not really hard to see the interaction here.

Minn, Wily Illusionist	CardKingdom $3.99	TCGPlayer $5.24
Rona, Herald of Invasion	CardKingdom $3.49	TCGPlayer $2.35
Zimone and Dina	CardKingdom $2.79	TCGPlayer $1.80
Meloku the Clouded Mirror	CardKingdom $1.79	TCGPlayer $1.61

 

#3 Brazen Cannonade $8.98 (+80%)

 

It seems like this enchantment may have flown a little bit under the radar. Its first ability can amount to a lot of damage in the right deck. It seems like it's being experimented with in Pia Nalaar, Consul of Revival, but also sees play in decks around Ardoz, Cobbler of War and Garna, Bloodfist of Keld.

But it doesn't seem like this card had a new interaction recently that made the price go up. The main reason that we could find was that it's mentioned by the Nitpicking Nerds in their video discussing Commander cards most worth buying. This definitely is not the first time a video by them made a card go up. But it remains to be seen how well it will hold this price point.

Garna, Bloodfist of Keld	CardKingdom $0.35	TCGPlayer $0.20
Pia Nalaar, Consul of Revival	CardKingdom $0.49	TCGPlayer $1.29
Brazen Cannonade		TCGPlayer $8.98
Ardoz, Cobbler of War		TCGPlayer $4.23

 

 

Cheap Pickups

Please note: for our 'record low' we consider the price of the card over the past 7 years. Many cards have been even cheaper (a) decade(s) ago. Also note: some cards are still going down, and might be even cheaper pickups next week.

 

Cascade Bluffs $4.72 - Moving up!

 

Cascade Bluffs has been identified by the MTGStocks Premium Penny Stocks feature as a card that has reached its bottom and is starting a consistent uptrend.

 

Grave Titan $7,32 - Slowly moving down

 

Dark Depths $7.09 - Stable

Cascade Bluffs	CardKingdom $6.99	TCGPlayer $4.72
Grave Titan	CardKingdom $8.99	TCGPlayer $7.32
Dark Depths	CardKingdom $11.99	TCGPlayer $7.09

 

That's it for this week. Make sure to check back next week for more Weekly Winners!