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No distribution of mods or official files from Rivals of Aether is permitted. Please be respectful of all other posters. Content and discussion must be directly related to Rivals of Aether. I can see this card settling somewhere around $20, give-or-take $5 in either direction, depending on its format uptake in Modern, in particular.Grassroots League Community Events > View All RCS Events > NA RCS Premier Events Date However, the cross-format use this card will see is much more widespread than any other card in WOE, giving it some nice support structures for its likely price floor. I don’t think these decks will move the meter on the price in Modern, nor do I think Legacy will move the meter much, either. In Modern, Golgari Yawgmoth lists are already tinkering with this card as a one-of, and it’s bringing back a multitude of mono-black brews centered around the synergy between Urborg and Cabal Coffers. This card has significant potential in Legacy (for what that’s worth, given the dwindling size of the format), and will almost certainly be played in Commander and cEDH alike. I expect it to fall a bit, but not as much as high-value speculations do post-release. Right now, Beseech is the most expensive card hitting the market from WOE, with a market price hovering around $30 as of the writing of this article. However, given the absence of cards like Dark Ritual and Cabal Ritual in Modern, this sort of play is off the table. In Legacy, however, this line of play is a viable turn-one line that leads directly to a Tendrils of Agony kill. Too bad Storm decks don’t have a place in Modern at the moment… So what would you grab with this? Well, ironically, you can grab another Beseech the Mirror and repeat the process as many times as you have Beseech copies in your deck and permanents in play to sac for each Bargain cost, which can thin your deck while building up a sizable storm count (for those of you who play or have played Yu-Gi-Oh, this line of play is reminiscent of using Toon Table of Contents to search for Toon Table Contents, to search for Toon Table of Contents, to search for Toon Cannon Soldier). Hitting Grist, Teferi, and Wrenn and Six successfully with The End saves you a massive headache as games continue to grind on, which is the direction Modern seems to be heading with The One Ring popping up in every deck that can play it.Ībstracting from this history lesson, Beseech the Mirror is an appealing proposition: pay the Bargain cost and its mana cost, and find the best four-mana card in your deck to play for free. I don’t think its price will come even close to Surgical Extraction given the limitations in card types it can target, but I do think it’s more playable in a couple decks than Surgical on its own.įurthermore, the ability to target planeswalkers cannot be understated. 
And even so, there’s a clear upper bound of where it can go: Surgical Extraction’s market price, which sits at $4.
Will this card go up in value? It’s possible, though I doubt it. All the same, The End is a terrific removal spell hindered slightly by its casting cost, but overall represents a solid piece of sideboard tech for most Modern decks that have black in their color pie. On the other hand, Grixis Death’s Shadow may very well mainboard this at some level given that they can consistently cast it at its reduced cost. Rakdos Scam and Golgari Yawgmoth seem like the obvious candidates to sideboard this. So where will this card end up? As I hinted, it’s likely going to be a sideboard card in decks that play black and have the room for it. It doesn’t have the versatility in terms of what it can target that Surgical does, but is considerably better than Lost Legacy. This card lands closer to $0.50, if I had to make an educated prediction. The question then becomes, is it even worth that much for a niche black removal spell that is likely only going to be considered in sideboards? Admittedly, if we give it a couple weeks after release, its price will probably fall a little further. Right now, The End is preordering on TCGPlayer for $0.75. And it truly is worth pennies on the dollar.
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