DUSKMOURN BOOMS - VINTAGE COLLAPSES

[@testmanbeta]

Rudy's inbox currently exploding

[@CoconutsCF]

This better start with most wildest "FOLKS!" ever.

[@charlesbrucker3527]

I just bought a mishras workshop instead of buying the new set im 23 and I love older magic❤

[@Veggie_Dogg]

The relationship between Rudy and the professor is so cool and organic. They both truly love the game and are both on such different spectrums yet they are so down to hang. Best multiverse crossover to ever happen

[@MrMADMADHATTER1]

Here just waiting to see what Rudy says about the commander bans...

[@tholloway81]

Reason i stopped by as well. you know Rudy will just casually comment on it in like a day or 2 later like the OG he is. "Fashionably Late" lol

[@mathieudufresne1279]

He's fuming so much he can't make a video before he calms himself.

[@MrMADMADHATTER1]

​@@tholloway81lol yea I'm not sure what i was expecting. "Anyways...old boxes for 91 shipped folks" .....*sigh* and I'll buy....

[@swiftyspike]

He is busy trying to fire sale amazon dump his position in dockside

[@somiarus]

Just came back from Work. a Man yelling over Cardboard is exactly what i needed. Thanks Rudy:D

[@G.Snackwell]

30th ended up making wotc a ton of money b/c of how it dramatically shifted collector focus away from vintage and into modern.

[@chrisfloto3599]

That’s a interesting perspective

[@joshgross8741]

poo poo pee pee

[@monkey39128]

The master plan.

[@Azuluth]

You’re forgetting to take BBc into the equation. He’s a fucking fiend for BBC.

[@orionliebowitz5368]

I actually never thought of that but I highly doubt they thought about that. They just got lucky and cut print runs

[@Neverender87]

As much as everyone says RL is dead and act like they don't care, they care when you play RL stuff in EDH. They get real mad when they start adding up all those collector boxes and precons they bought that could have been duals, diamonds, cradles, wheels, etc. 😂 It's about priorities. Most players could own RL but it would take some self reflection and patience and the ability to not engage with every single new product.

[@brendans1983]

🍻

[@KyleBaran90]

I buy a collector box or two when a new set comes out that excites me. If I want to play, I'll just use a friend's commander deck or we'll draft or play cube Most recently I got 2 Bloomburrow and I'm happy I did, it's a set that I can enjoy the concept of. Eventually I'll sell it for a profit, whether that's 5 or 10 years.

[@dough4prez]

Yup. I don't buy new sealed MTG. I got duals, cradles, diamonds, LEDs etc etc instead. Timmy can keep the collector boxes, I won't touch em.

[@KyleBaran90]

@@dough4prez Problem is, with how little (current) demand there is, you might have to wait a long time or get poor prices on the liquidity if you try to sell. We'll see a lot of inactivity and then a sharp correction on market prices once every few years

[@MSvento06]

PREACH

[@encampedsoldier]

I've been playing since Alpha and honestly feel as though outside of the releasing of sets every other month I think the game is in a great place, with lot's of variety and the power creep is real! Fun times!

[@MTGUnpacked]

Not sure vintage Magic will even have a chance to significantly recover before a flood of cards start hitting the market when the vintage collectors retire and need the funds, or after the inevitable estate sales. Nostalgia can only prop up a market for so long!

[@im7254]

@@MTGUnpacked I play and collect every card, makes no difference to me if it's old or new. I want all

[@TastySnackies]

Facts. If a Vintage card has no relevance in Commander, Modern, Pioneer, or Standard, then the only customers would be people who are aging out of their lives. Millennials are the first generation that aren’t buying into it, and that’s going to grow exponentially with Gen Z and Gen Alpha.

[@im7254]

@@TastySnackies commander is like every card with very few exceptions

[@Possu81]

Surely they will be valuable decades from now but if you mean they can have raising prices (as a whole) that's unlikely at this point.

[@Possu81]

​​@@im7254commander is such new thing in mtg. Can just hope it survives next 10 years.

[@TheDarkElder]

I still enjoy my vintage collection of fine ... art. Things. Cards. Items.

[@jonniefast]

vintage prices tank **scoops even more vintage**

[@NeoN-PeoN]

That's the way it's done. "Buy the dip", they call it.

[@GraceAdkins-y1p]

So much happiness and joy $47k weekly returns has been life changing. AWESOME GOD I now have a house and can now afford anything for my family even with my Retirement..

[@RandyWatson-f2u]

wow this awesome 👏 I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

[@GraceAdkins-y1p]

Susan Jane Christy

[@GraceAdkins-y1p]

I remember giving her my first savings $20000 and she opened a brokerage account for me it turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me.

[@SarahZammit-n1s]

Wow...I know her too she is a licensed broker and a FINRA agent she is popular in US and Canada she is really amazing woman with good skills and experience.

[@Dylanmyers-s6j]

[@pete9778]

If you hoard all the cards used for vintage, dont complain that vintage is dying.

[@Augrills]

The supply of vintage cards is so low now that there’s no way to stop it from being prohibitively expensive. Investors are the only ones keeping vintage alive cause player cards aren’t going to last 30 years if regularly played

[@funkcigar]

I watch Rudy every day when I eat breakfast and I don’t even play or have any mtg. love this guy please take care of yourself rudy ❤

[@GrahamDay-p7e]

I maybe mis quoting but I think you mentioned that a magic player peaks out at age 40 and magic is 31 years old, that means if you played in middle school, high school or college when the vintage cards were coming out you probably peaked out now. I feel the same is happening with Pokémon. The next generations sets they played with should take over because those have more nostalgia than with older sets they didn’t play with.

[@PokemonHolo]

Or at age 40 childeren be eating up your funds and priority switches. Pokemon has a much more diverse base of players and collectors. It's collectors who tap out after 2-3 years and only the real collectors remain.

[@Possu81]

I don't believe new collectors just abandons/ignores those vintage collectibles. Maybe in MTG with some magnitude but p9 will be sought after

[@monkey39128]

It's a good theory but I'm not sure how true it is. How many people around today saw Honus Wagner play?

[@PhoenixTide69]

The real number is 50-55. The issue is that people in this range or 5-10 years younger aren't as gullible as younger players. They recognize opportunity is coming and that buying vintage is stupid at current prices. Bidenomics is b.s. and since the 45-55 age range has more money than the average population? They'll wait until this dead cat stops bouncing. At least, that's what I'm seeing. If they're smart, they'll sell and buy back at half price at some point over the next 5 years. All prices will go to crap when it the planned failure of our lifetime makes its way through the world. At that time, no one knows what the world will look like, I hope y'all are praying. Unfortunately, lacking religion is the reason the constitution of the u.s. doesn't matter to our government. But hey, at least we have mtg, right!?

[@monkey39128]

@@PhoenixTide69 Well that's bleak.

[@tomanicodin]

It's funny how no matter which video I watch in this channel, the discourse is always the exact same, like no years or months have passed 🤣

[@austinnadz1]

Rudy is like the De Beers of Metal Workers.

[@hazbean6125]

i would much rather buy 10k vintage than boxes of new jank.

[@ESM_Karameru]

I’d rather proxy the vintage cards and use that 10k to invest on something else… like a IRA or something like that.

[@abbiemcdaniels3122]

Rudy absolutely in his villain era with his grip of metalworkers. I don’t think I’ve laughed so hard in quite a while.

[@Slayerzization]

I can't wait for him to react to the ban hammer in commander 😂😂

[@robertjohnson6663]

Lol I came for this.

[@chrisfloto3599]

Sorcery should do more than 1 set a year. I like that they aren’t trying to pump out something every month. I’m thinking 2 good sets a year is a good answer.

[@MCKICKZ]

2-3 I agree

[@im7254]

One a year is too many too. There's no need for changing the game so often

[@dough4prez]

​@MCKICKZ so like old MTG.

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

Agreed

[@timtehwizard7898]

2 MAX per year

[@Hekkr]

im here for the FOLKS

[@refundreplay]

Thanks, man. We're here for you, too.

[@Hekkr]

Thank you

[@Hekkr]

Thank you

[@lapindefou2056]

"Modern magic" will become in some years an "old magic" too. But the difference with the oldest magic is that it was overprinted to death. Nobody will have problem to get these 2005-2025 overprinted cards, so the price will tank. And newer sets will have cards, power creeps, that will kill the 2005-2025 frametime. thousands of unopened booster collector box sleeping hoping one time some people will buy whereas the market is already flooded withe the singles. "old magic" will survice because of its rarity and because it was the firts cards printed.

[@dhzero6990]

Let's ask the real questions... like what kinda tape Rudy uses to hold the cards up in the background? Because it's been years and those things haven't budged 😂

[@energetek661]

Just bought enough cards to make a set cube for antiquities. Reason why I pulled the trigger is because the market is so soft. If you want to own any vintage cards, now is the time. Sold my modern magic for vintage. Dont regret it at all. Also keep brothers war draft for another month or two!

[@The_Loreseeker]

I don't actually believe Vintage is the weakest piece of Magic's market - Vintage remains to this day the era people think of when they think of 'value' and 'safe haven', even if that isn't necessarily the case. I remain extremely bullish on Vintage magic, especially the reserved list, _especially_ the bad reserved list cards. In contrast - too many post-2008 sets are just too prone to reprints and meta warping, containing cards that can be devalued in a second with a new secret lair or masters set. If you were to ask me what era of MTG I'm most bearish on, it's the 8th Edition to OG Innistrad time period, which just keeps getting hammered.

[@monkey39128]

Yeah you're right. So many of the boxes from that period are dead money unfortunately.

[@JohnFromAccounting]

Early Magic had iconic design mistakes. WOTC doesn't want to reprint because of power level.

[@davestier6247]

​@JohnFromAccounting yeah now they just ban their design mistakes ( Nadu )

[@urbano999]

Best "FOLKS!" scream ever!

[@professoroaksvintagecards4315]

Raw dog 400 metalworkers is absolutely insane but I expect nothing less from Rudy

[@monkey39128]

What is that like 40 grand? 😂 Rudy is nuts.

[@brendans1983]

Subliminally, I think that 20 seconds was the video's most important part 🧠

[@monkey39128]

@@brendans1983 All I could think of was that bit in "The Wolf of Wall Street": "Look what's in my pocket, a years salary. You know what I call them? They're fun coupons!"

[@whateverdude9596]

Some of these collectors own majority of the overall printrun of the single card since theyre been buying for 20+ years and wonder why nobody else wants to overpay for their cards, its so rare right?

[@adam551982]

72 dollars a metal worker woth approximately 400 in that stack is 28,800 dollars..

[@TravisBeckMusic]

I knew I was going to love this duskmourn set just based on the aesthetic so I’m all in on it. At the same time still hunting for vintage but I ain’t Alpha or Beta rich that’s for sure 😂 I love the rush of finding rare gems in the wild or in bulk sets where people don’t know what they have!

[@EdwintheMagicEngineer]

Sorry I disagree. Fully disagree too. MTG 30th scared people of a RL break. But it never broke and it won't break. So the fear is wrong. People are getting crushed with inflation and cost of living right now. Yes some people are selling vintage, but people are also still buying that vintage (otherwise you would see a growing supply.) This is not a collapse, it's a consolidation phase from the weaker hands to the stronger hands who are happy to buy those old cards at good prices. The PROOF of me being wrong would be a massive build up of old cards. It's literally not there. Also... Vintage Magic is not weak... you are not seeing the sales because it's not happening on TCG Player, Ebay, and Card Kingdom very much. It's happening person to person in private groups. You are making a huge incorrect assumption. Again... the proof would be a growing supply of old cards. Which is literally visably not there.

[@revenantentertainment]

Sales are most definitely happening on TCG, Card Kingdom, and eBay.

[@BlackLotus2]

Your wrong. Vintage Magic will never go down 👇👎 ​@@revenantentertainment

[@EdwintheMagicEngineer]

@@revenantentertainment sure, but it's a tiny fraction to the sales happening over private FB groups and person to person. I keep telling Rudy this... I keep telling him it's just not worth it to sell a $5000 card to a retailer at a 45% discount... just so they can sell it at full price. People are skipping all of that nonsense and selling direct to each other at closer to market prices.

[@nikkeiputter]

They are not only crushed with inflation and cost of living, they even receive around 4 % interest on their bank account. I also agree that big cards are usually not sold to a vendor or on the internet market places.

[@EdwintheMagicEngineer]

@@nikkeiputter Yep, exactly. People are getting crushed with inflation and those who are not already rich with some of those spendy RL cards are very pressured to sell. That does not make RL cards bad investments... it means we are going through a consolidation phase and the weak hands are selling and the strong hands are buying. If that were not the case, you would see a massive build up of supply with no buyers.

[@urbano999]

I like this market. Makes it easier to accumulate vintage cards fairly "cheaply". Just this week I snagged 4 more revised dual lands. Stay the course. Buy what nobody is buying!

[@AgentFulgoreBasedDepartment]

exactly. it's all about perspective. as Rudy himself has said: when the market is weak, smart money moves in. a buyer's market is one i enjoy.

[@egon4564]

Like a lot of collectables (Hot wheels, model trains, tin toy and even vintage cars) millennials hitting 30+ don't care about those items. They won't crash in value but getting stock to move at the prices folks ask for will keep getting harder.

[@nikkeiputter]

They do care about all strong Commander cards. Some of them are on the Reserved List: Mox Diamond, Cradle etc.

[@John_the_baptized]

It's never been about just investing, but enjoying the cards you want and have. Be smart with your money and address the immediate until you can coast and then it's about how to make the money work for you.

[@dakotanielsen9073]

I came here to tell you we are all waiting for your emergency video giving your thoughts on this mornings commander bans lol. Edit: fixed typo.

[@ExeOnInfinite]

Absolutely elated about Sorcery 😊

[@nikkeiputter]

Whenever new product is very successful, it is difficult for the old cards to draw any attention. But times will change. Furthermore, the FOMO periods happened, when interest rates were low. The upcoming cuts will support the collectors market.

[@Brandonhart100]

New card games bring new people to the market and old people back. Those people might pick up magic as well or again! It’s like having more candy bars at the candy store. Instead of skipping the candy store you might just eat more candy.

[@jakestyles002]

"I don't gamble..." *proceeds to buy millions of dollars in card games every month.

[@fsmoura]

*luxury card(board)

[@darthkoo5000]

But what about Metazoo Rudy? Your favorite pump and dump ever!

[@Hapkins-le6xf]

Vintage has extremely limited new blood. That's really the crux of it. The buyer for vintage is skewing further and further to a select few whales.

[@christopher1989ish]

making mad money i assume is being at the right place at the right time, plus a scope of knowledge to help u move easier to obtaining a fat bag....for me 20 bucks is the best way to get magic cards during friday night draft tournament. i have cards , and a means to gear the cards i have to make decks to play competitively in my community and friends...."buy wat u enjoy".

[@SamG925xu]

I think it's hard for anyone not there for the beginning of MTG to connect with Vintage. Take the money for any card you can, when you can. Stocks you can at least unload to the market but cards need buyers, and if buyers dry up, ouch time ahead.

[@GoobNoob]

1.9k views 1 hour ago. Booby Trap from Tempest HOLDS STRONG!!!!

[@brodymullett2177]

I don't know Sorcery, but I'm a huge King Arthur fan so definitely getting one to go on my shelf lol

[@Lifew30def]

"as we rap up video, which means we are at the beginning" thumbs up

[@hughcurliss1217]

Movie generated lots of "extra" money when you could get milk 3$, bread 1$, eggs 1$ now the "extra" money doesn't exist those same three items cost 11.00+ now

[@hughcurliss1217]

Covid*

[@rogerboucher9941]

Its a great time to buy vintage magic :)

[@anthonywolf943]

lolol

[@wsbnew1412]

Vintage is dead only a small percent of rich boomers care about it and even less can actually afford it

[@Augrills]

Vintage hasn’t been about playing those cards for 15 years. It’s about the history of the game

[@BattlesforAll]

Yes, let vintage card prices collapse so these "investors" can gtfo I can finally finish my beta and legends sets in peace. I dont want to invest, i want to own/play with the cards.

[@V1C10US]

Vintage is being power crept out. Have you seen all the insanely overpowered cards lately?

[@ScottieScottie-uw4xs]

If we ever end up with 69 Rudys, I’m selling every card I own and investing in Taco Bell

[@bennyalves550]

400 unsleeved metalworkers. Living life on the edge 🦾

[@jamesgolden8774]

"Arthurian Legends" It's like he is trying to tell us something, but I just can't put my finger on it.

[@muuleman1984]

Magic 30 was the reason I exited so I agree 100 percent with this reason

[@yodhanhunter]

I’d love a video where you go deeper on the mistakes they have made.

[@ClankFelix]

I would love to see your video game collection.

[@jotv7224]

thats the thing. 30 years old. damn. thats all i say when looking at a beta vs a bloomburrow special printing

[@spencer1280]

I saw Rudy and a Buy here Pay later used car lot in Coral Gables Florida trying to trade 10 pallets of Metazoo Cryptid nation 2nd edition for a 1988 Chrysler Lebaron

[@SinisterMe]

Vintage is Dying because all the cards are flowing to people looking to stock pile them for the investment. I once had a massive collection of old vintage, I was the highest rated Legacy player in my state, I would travel to GP's, etc. I sold it all and won't look back. I'm old enough to where I'm not looking to sink more money than I got out with, to play a game I won't really have the time for. My power nine sat on a shelf. I once took my Black lotus sleeved it up and put it in a Jello Mold and brought it to the card shop. Vintage is too expensive for the people still playing magic, and if you do get it, you have no one to play with. If I do ever pick it back up, I'll just buy counterfeit like most people and play with friends.

[@ikhbjhbkm5]

Then you should be old enough to know that... Your post here could have been written in 2024 or 1998. Your EXACT same sentiment has always existed. What makes you think you are correct when everyone else was so wrong for so long? The thing is almost the same percentage of persons will call a collectable card unaffordable whether it's $100 or $10,000. "Vintage is too expensive" Give me a break.

[@SinisterMe]

​ Because why pay thousands for something you could get for a few bucks? High Quality proxies didn't exist in 1994. A Black Lotus couldn't buy you a Lambo in 1994. it wasn't worth it to make the proxies. The machines cost thousands, now it's cheaper to buy the machine to make the Black Lotus. Collecting was only half the market, the game was the larger part. and if people can't afford the game the collectors are the only one's left. The collectors have spoken, they would rather collect other high value items. Like Lambo's or boats. Most of the people I know that have the money to play vintage, don't they spend that money on nice vacations, cars, boats, businesses, women, etc. The old men that played magic are moving on, finally growing up. Getting laid.

[@EdwintheMagicEngineer]

Although Rudy is wrong on this video premise (it's not a Vintage collapse, it's a consolidation phase where the cards flow to stronger hands) What you said here is correct. Those old cards are in fact turning into investment assets and not being played with. HOWEVER... there seems to be a growing support of old formats using proxies. I'm very happy to see that because it opens the door for people to play those old formats and cards.

[@SinisterMe]

@@EdwintheMagicEngineer Because the official company doesn't support those formats, and can't, because they have no way to generate new supply if they build demand. So 3rd parties that don't require official WoTC product, because if you're goal is to make money on entry fee's why would you limit players. What you call a consolidation phase, I can see some what see from investor graph logic point. But the reality is official product priced it's self out of the market. A new market has formed. Where once talking of Proxies was taboo, we now openly do it. For every market a sub market grows. This sub market is where I feel the money in vintage is flowing. For every proxy produced one can argue the value of real cards drop. This is why I would argue I don't feel it is as much a consolidation phase, as a next leg in a bubble. Same thing happened with comics, and baseball cards.

[@EdwintheMagicEngineer]

@@SinisterMe You cannot have a collapse without a growing supply and no buyers. Period. Prices can walk up or down... but the 99% of those cards are NOT for sale and thinking you know market prices from 0.1% of the sale data means you don't understand markets. The 99% supply determines the market, not the 0.1% Those cards exploded in price since 2016 completely without WoTC support of any kind. WoTC supported formats is not what made them grow, or what hit their price now.

[@Just_Pele]

It's not really that hard, it's what I've done for a several years now. Buy BTC when it's at a 6 month low, sell it when it's at a 6 month high. You're buying on downward trends and selling on upward trends. Wash, rince, repeat, because it's cyclical like clockwork.

[@BlackLotus2]

Lets not forget a Black Lotus sold in 2024 (this year) for $3 MILLION. I rest my case.

[@sakiracadman5673]

We are in an economic bear market on a GDP per capita basis, the US unemployment is simply too high. When the economy booms again and the unemployment goes down, then you will see old school magic return. Right now is a great time for those who want to collect to collect, because in 5 years everyone will say 'woulda, shoulda, and coulda' just like MTG in 2015 when you missed the window.

[@Possu81]

I don't think vintage MTG is such bound into economy in short term since it's such luxury hobby even cards were like 50% cheaper.

[@adam551982]

Better hope the right president gets in.. we get the same 4 years again not just the us but the entire world could be in for a bad time

[@pemathecat]

I just bought a full set of homelands. Less then 150 dollars a great investment for myself. Me. Not for sale

[@gmarks1559]

Im into MTG and mechanical watches 😂

[@usumoio]

Someone did crack the code. It was the guys at Renaissance Technologies, and you're right, they didn't tell anyone.

[@zonimi]

If you are buying right now to "invest" then you are going to lose. Buy to play, buy because you like the cards. If you are looking to invest in something... find something else to buy.

[@KyouUkaru]

Personally, I love vintage magic but it seems so risky because of authentication. How can I know that a sealed box is legit? There are some tips, sure, but there’s just so much to learn and watch out for. And you could make a mistake that costs thousands. Meanwhile modern collector boxes are getting shipped to me from reputable stores with more assurance that I’m getting factory sealed product, and there’s a ton of evidence that the collector boxes go up in value. Seems safer imo, but hey I’m new to the Antiquities and Collectibles markets

[@williammendezpr]

Yeah I do the metalworker thing with lands make me feel alive every single day…

[@packymancard]

Give me vintage or give me death!

[@ikhbjhbkm5]

Nobody ever got rich buying something at it's peak of popularity. This notion doesn't fit the situation perfectly but you guys know what I mean. And if you don't, you will in time.

[@Azuluth]

HAIL THE MASTER OF BBC

[@AgentFulgoreBasedDepartment]

big beautiful cardboard? loool

[@mannyk1986]

You're probably correct that newer players don't care about the vintage cards, but back in the 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s (before the reprint), players who came in at those times wouldn't care about vintage cards either, but that didn't prevent vintage cards from setting new record highs in pricings. MTG came out in the 90s, so most folks who experienced vintage MTG are still around, most are in the late 30s-50s, so the simple reason why Vintage cards aren't doing so well is because Wotc pissed off the vintage collectors and many mtg collectors, both old and young, are impressed with the artificial scarcity of the numbered cards because of their inexperience in collecting numbered cards.

[@peterUSA-m7v]

People from the 90’ are getting old, the sentimental feeling and nostalgia will eventually end. That’s happened with other stuff as well. New magic is the New hype

[@Izelor]

@@peterUSA-m7v New Magic isn't Magic at all. It's just a mashup of different IPs bearing the name of an once great game. In my opinion, Old School and Premodern are the best ways to play the game right now.

[@mannyk1986]

@@peterUSA-m7v You do understand that most of those people are around late 30s-50s, the prime age for nostalgia? It may end some time, but not anytime soon, if Wotc didn't pissed them off? Which other hobbies are you seeing that has 90s nostalgic stuff losing demand? 90s basketball inserts and parallel cards are as hot as ever, 90s arcades, console games are hot, etc.

[@peterUSA-m7v]

@@mannyk1986 @Izelor, I agree with you all however we need to leave love outside business. MTG is not like coins, art or weapons, it is totally dependent on nostalgia. People is getting old and letting go. Dont have true value

[@Possu81]

I agree. It's overreaction to say 30-50th years old people are so old they will be out soon. Only few have retired and once retired individuals might have lots of time to chase they are missing. However it's possible we have seen pinnacle in prices.

[@dough4prez]

I got the waffle fries Rudy. What next?

[@adam551982]

That stack of metal workers looked to he approximately 400 cards. Just a guess. Looked it up on TCG and it is 72 for a metal worker. 400 x 72 = $28,800. Rudy leaves a stack of 30k dollars on his desk for the lulz

[@TheUncleRuckus]

😭 Me when I hear cards made in like 2005 being called vintage, meanwhile I'm here with a massive stack of cards I bought in 1994-95 sitting in a box in my attic that I basically forgot about bc life.

[@ericfish5766]

Rudy!!!!!😂 sell me one of those metal workers. 20$

[@777Slots]

Folks; For the Love of Timmy, Why Is No One Talking About “Divorced Dads TCG” 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@magicmaniac9637]

Assassin's Creed did well? I'm still waiting for the collector boxes I bought at $299 to be a great deal like Rudy said. Currently sitting at $215.

[@ricky7326]

Random question, unrelated to any and all current events..........Do you happen to have a cool alt art foil Jeweled Lotus for sale?

[@timtehwizard7898]

Im nervous about Arthurian Legends Launch.. I sincerely hope I can get in...

[@penguinlust6749]

Yup, M30 and Chronicles are easily the two biggest missteps Magic has made over its history. Nothing else comes close.

[@dmojica2000]

Waiting for the recent Commander bans Rudy's take, come on...

[@aeons7836]

ITT: Rudy stresses everyone out

[@ekemisvo]

Relaunch of OverPower Kickstarter about to launch

[@brianhernandez7231]

I love this channel but I wish, just once, Rudy would acknowledge how absolutely atrocious WOTC continues to treat the game, almost as if they want it to fail. I feel like even in light of the Mana Crypt/Lotus bans, he'll probably say that MTG is still doing fine and to stay the course and don't overreact, etc..... But things really ARE that bad 😢

[@acidvarsity3314]

This didn't age well... 3rd mstake in 30 years happened today. This could be the catalyst to push Vintage back into the spotlight finally. RUDY WHERE IS YOUR RESPONSE TO THIS!?

[@ThisNameIsBanned]

If you have couple thousand bucks just lying around, everyone can see you are a "fine business men".

[@nathanaelswayne8024]

Looks at brick of metal workers....immediately orders a playset of proxy metalworkers

[@harryertai4718]

CRAZY this video comes out the ssme day WoTC blows up consumer confidence to the ground and basically kills the positive expectation that this video is trying to deliver to the market

[@7Alberto7]

I want a serie of the 69 little Rudy go out in the world when they are 18 only with a black lotus in the pocket and papa Rudy just say to them "here take this card and find your way out there" 😂 Great video Rudy thank you so much!

[@tomv.5016]

I’m here bc of Rudy’s tool (get ur minds outta the gutter folks)

[@2fluent]

There's more games... but there are more players

[@4vendetta1]

Rudy, can you please correct me if I'm wrong about the new ban list; wotc got their reprint value out of crypt, Lotus and dockside and those cards can't be reasonably power crept out of existence so the ban them so people will chase new legal cards. But doesn't this just kill brand reliability?

[@MoxBox84]

I was checking some unlimited prices for the first time in a good while. 100 bucks for an unlimited doppelganger? Wow 60 for a sol ring. Shits cheap right now

[@Bobadikxx]

Lmao that headbutt in the intro

[@vito_beat]

what is the website depicted on the miniature?

[@jordanholland9050]

Rudy what’s the happening with commander bans? Mana crypt and dockside are gone! I just got my copy of jeweled lotus for my cedh deck guess those are now house rule games for me 😢 despite it having existed for what feels like forever.

[@tangentboarder]

Ooh if the Sorcery Promo is an Avatar, will it be in the play Slabs?

[@Kerplakistandan]

Imagine if magic 30 was a calculated thing and they knew the effect it would have on vintage. They printed it just to push people away from vintage and towards modern...Just think about it.

[@MARfilms]

I mean Hololive now has it's own OCG, we will see if it makes it 2 years, it's only in Japanese now, but it is going to also be in English.