This week's TCGplayer article is my 150th and final one for them. It has been a fantastic journey and experience, starting from a humble blog about my hobbies and interests to writing for one of the best places to find MTG content.
My prior TCGplayer Infinite articles I have grown and learned much about writing, formatting, and SEO, while writing for TCGplayer. I am thankful for the opportunity, editorial support, and partnership over the years. While my journey at TCGplayer is coming to a close, it is not the end of this story. With this change comes new opportunities. I will still be writing about MTG, but for a different website and will share more details soon. Magic: The Gathering's Duskmourn: House of Horror is an exciting set full of fear, horror, and suspense. Many of the cards in the set feature frightening Demons, Nightmares, and Spirits. Chase cards like Overlord of the Balemurk and Valgavoth, Terror Eater continue to excite players.
My recent TCGplayer article, The Best Steals and Deals from Duskmourn: House of Horror, showcases some of the best value buys from the set that won't cost a fortune. Cards like Twitching Doll and Valgavoth's Lair are potent cards for Commander with low price points. Read the article to see what other Duskmourn cards are worth your attention. Duskmourn: House of Horror's Nightmare Bundle released on October 18th. This unique bundle differs from the typical Standard set Bundles as it contains two Collector Boosters, exclusive promo cards, and other accessories. In addition, the Nightmare Bundle carries a premium price above a typical Bundle price point.
My TCGplayer article, Is the Duskmourn: House of Horror Nightmare Bundle Worth It?, breaks down each item included in the Nightmare Bundle and summaries an expected value. Read the article to determine for yourself if the Nightmare Bundle and its contents are worth your money. Azorius is one of Magic: The Gathering's ten Ravnica guilds. Each set of two-color pairings represents a guild with white and blue aligning to Aziorius. Furthermore, each guild has various strengths that seperate them from others. For instance, Azorius relies on evasive and defensive creatures, along with reactive spells, to defeat its opponents.
My latest TCGplayer Infinite article, 5 More Azorius MTG Cards You Should Be Playing in Commander, highlights five exciting WU cards for the 99 of Commander decks. Duskmourn: House of Horror's Inquisitive Glimmer is an excellent WU Uncommon that excels in enchantment-centric Commander decks. Find out what other fantastic WU cards you should play in Commander by reading the article. |
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