Another thing I heard from many of the people whom I spoke to was the importance of limiting the number of copies of cards in their collections: Jesse Lyons from Castles and Cooks and jestergoblin: I generally keep four of each card with the exception of staples, like Brainstorm or Counterspell, where I have around twenty copies. Adam Styborski from pretty much everywhere but primarily GatheringMagic and DailyMTG.com: I sell/trade most of my rares and valuable commons/uncommons
Brawl Legal Vintage Legal Timeless Legal Commander Legal Pauper Not Legal Oathbreaker Legal Penny Not Legal Toolbox Buy This Card Notes and Rules Information for Berserk: If the target permanent stops being a creature before the next end step, it is still destroyed when the delayed trigger resolves
Ragost, Deft Gastronaut Ragost, Deft Gastronaut gives all your opponents the worst bout of Food poisoning they could dream of
If decks such as Goblins and Merfolk are popular in your metagame, Moat may be a better call
2022 Nashi, Moon Sages Scion Originally printed in Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty If I had to pick one set from this past year that really turned heads, it would definitely be Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty
