Modern, Legacy and Pioneer
Staples from the competitive formats — the cards tournament players in Norway most often need to restock.
20 cards. Click a card to see price and stock at all 8 stores at once.
- Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer
- Orcish Bowmasters
- Sheoldred, the Apocalypse
- Solitude
- Grief
- Fury
- Wrenn and Six
- Urza's Saga
- Dark Confidant
- Thoughtseize
- Inquisition of Kozilek
- Snapcaster Mage
- Force of Negation
- Cryptic Command
- Tarmogoyf
- Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath
- Delver of Secrets // Insectile Aberration
- Fire // Ice
- Ponder
- Preordain
Other collections
- Most searched Magic cards in Norway — The cards people look for most when buying singles — staples that end up in almost every deck.
- Commander staples — Commander (EDH) is the most played format in Norway, and these cards turn up across every colour and strategy.
- Removal and interaction — Spot removal, sweepers and counterspells — the cheapest cards to upgrade a deck with, and the most reused.
- Ramp, mana and tutors — Mana acceleration and tutors. The cards that decide how quickly a deck gets going.
- Expensive and sought-after cards — Reserved list duals, old power and modern mythics — this is where the price gap between stores is largest in kroner.
- Fetchlands and mana base — The lands that fix your colours. Often the single most expensive item in a competitive deck, and where stock swings the most.
- Combo and graveyard — Reanimation, storm combo and hatebears — narrow cards that are hard to track down, and worth checking stock on before you order.