Legacy and Vintage had similar problems with homogenisation, but even worse, as both formats are all about cheap and efficient cards
We explained why Geological Appraiser was so busted when we looked at a clone card it caused to jump in price
Deadly Tempest is also a strong choice
Factor 4: Speculation Fatigue After years of "everything goes up," many investors are exiting: The Shift: Early speculators taking profits and leaving market New entrants burned by recent losses becoming cautious FOMO-driven buying replaced by patient evaluation Smaller, more rational buyer base remains Fundamentals (rarity, condition, character demand) matter again Outcome: Market transitioning from speculative bubble to mature, fundamentals-based pricing where true value determines price rather than temporary hype
Positive loyalty taps a creature, negative loyalty draws cards based on the number of tapped creatures an opponent controls (hello, mass tappers), and the emblem turns your maximum hand size infinite and (optionally) returns anything that hits your graveyard to your hand
You can have any number of these in your deck
