Why focus on cards at all-time low prices?

Cards at all-time lows represent maximum value potential. Even if they don't see immediate play, the downside risk is minimal while upside potential remains significant.

Should I buy rotating Standard cards?

Rotating cards can offer value if they have eternal format applications. Instant-speed planeswalker removal and unique effects often find homes in Commander and other formats.

How do you identify combo potential in undervalued cards?

Look for unique effects that could be exploited, such as repeatable abilities, cost reduction, or synergies with upcoming card releases. Otter Wizards exemplify this potential.

What makes trample creatures worth investing in?

Trample creatures with additional upside (card draw, token generation, sacrifice value) provide multiple paths to value and are often undervalued in creature-heavy metas.

Price Watch

Weekly Lowest Price Single Highlights 4-16

Cards to stock up on

This week we see some new price changes with downward trends.

Current Price: $1.26 ↑ $0.20

The Edict the ultimate way to kill a plainswalker. This card is rotating this summer but it's an instant. Good time to have a set in case we keep seeing plainswalkers.

Current Price: $1.17 ↑ $0.02

5/5 Trample Farmer with food tokens.. I have used him a few times... it's a real competition for four drop in Green

Current Price: $1.26 ↓ $0.22

Neverending Otter Wizards.. This card has the potential to be exploited. Price is at an all time low.

Current Price: $0.72 ↑ $0.01

Outlaw copy spell... waiting for an outlaw deck to break it.

Current Price: $1.23 ↓ $0.01

I am not sure I would want to ride this guy but he is actually a good card. Trample and haste with card draw...

Current Price: $1.08 ↓ $0.02

Big Flyer with trample with a neat sacrifice ability. Also has indestructible with sacrifice which matters since most board wipes are not exile right now.