I can only use the information available and this analysis is meant to be something interesting to read rather than a strict price guide
Where other decks have to choose between a more early-game or late-game centric build, red-green can effortlessly bridge the gap with ramp spells and landfall synergies
Weve seen whats happened to Tithe, a $60 Reserved List card, and Smothering Tithe, now a $30 card from the past few years
Between Magic: The Gathering 's big Final Fantasy set and the new Universes Beyond release schedule, including a Spider-Man expansion, a lot of beginners will likely approach the game, so Wizards of the Coast needs to start 2025 on the right foot
The same happens with the bottom half of Force of Negation, which self-replaces part of the normal effect of countering a spell: Instead of going to the graveyard, in this case the countered spell goes to exile
Copy a creature with a strong enter-the-battlefield effect, and you get the payoff again ( Dockside Extortionist = ungodly amounts of mana)