MaskguyOriginal

I just recently got into this hobby and due to my location, it is outrageously difficult to buy singles to make any decks with. I am using proxy now but a lot of the cards I look for isn't even expensive which actually makes it harder to find in my area.

I have a friend coming from the states that's willing to bring some cards over for me. What are some common must have staple cards that I should have to build in different kind of decks? ( Kind of like having swift boots or lightning greaves for equipment decks)

Just got the MAD2 delivered and couldn't wait to put it on. Unlike the MAD1s the profile is super slim at 12.3mm and rotor is much quieter and rotate much smoother in both directions. Features a 2mm stainless steel case but still wears quite small.

Extremely fun design, taken inspiration from the DJ mixing console. Seems like this is the year of the jumping hour and this watch features a bi-directional jumping hour where the hours and the minutes rotate dynamically.

The case is pebble shape and with display back and Dome sapphire. Amazing lume and pretty darn cool spinning it in the dark seeing the super-LumiNova stop pins

This wears almost like a dress watch with a super comfortable str

Just got the MAD2 delivered and couldn't wait to put it on. Unlike the MAD1s the profile is super slim and rotor is much quieter and rotate much smoother in both directions.

Extremely fun design, taken inspiration from the DJ mixing console. Seems like this is the year of the jumping hour and this is designed as a "bi directional jumping hour" with both the minute and you hour discs.

The case is pebble shape and with display back and Dome sapphire. Amazing fun design and pretty darn cool spinning it in the dark seeing the super-LumiNova stop pins.

This wears almost like a dress watch with a super comfortable strap unlike the tire strap of the MAD1s. Double fold clasp and a comfy leathe

Recently got into MTG after finding out the Collab with Final Fantasy. My local shop was offering the collector Commander set at MSRP so I put in the preorder.

After talking to my friends he said there's not much difference in value between foil and non foil and the value difference in retail doesn't really translate later because foil cards tends to fold after a while.

I tried to look around but don't see any historical comparison between foil and non foil value at release. Is this really the case? Is it better to cancel the commander collector and go in on the collector booster instead?

I wasn't looking to flip or anything but since the cost of the foil edition is much higher I want