This will mean that boxes are pretty enticing right now, because you will get fewer boxes where you miss on all of your mythics and end up way behind. It failed, however, to adequately fill in the rare and uncommon slot with valuable cards to keep box prices more consistent. Overall, Modern Masters 2015 had the highest conversion rate of good mythics (making up for the lackluster Kamigawa Dragon legends in Modern Masters 2013).

This set is going to be a lot more like Modern Masters 2013 than Modern Masters 2015 because it has a lot more of the value focused at rare and uncommon, and less at mythic. So four of the seven most popular cards eligible for a reprint got one. While that might not sound like a great conversion rate, two are too new to be reprinted and one is Lightning Bolt (which arguably doesn't need a reprint). Of the top 10 most popular cards in Modern right now, four of them were reprinted in this set. This set has what I would call 'phenomenal coverage.' Out of the newest sets added to the Modern Masters rotation, only a handful of competitive and expensive cards weren't reprinted. This week we're going to talk about the biggest winners and losers and the best plan to buy cards in the future.

Unfortunately I think that is unavoidable in any set of Magic at this point.

There are some decks that definitely benefit a lot more from these reprints and some that got completely ignored. This set is filled to the brim with value. I had pretty high hopes for Modern Masters 2017, but I'm not sure anyone had really expected what we got.

Mtg modern budget dredge 2017