Matt Bassil

1 week ago | wargamer.com | Matt Bassil

While Pokémon’s biggest chase cards like 151 Charizard or Moonbreon soak up all the community’s attention, there are plenty of less flashy cards that have also risen in price by a surprising amount. In particular, three of the cutest Pokémon cards from the Generations Radiant Collection have shot up in value over the past six months, despite surprisingly low rarities. The uncommon card Dedenne was selling for $2 at the start of 2025, but now goes for $12 on TCGPlayer.

1 week ago | wargamer.com | Matt Bassil

The Magic: The Gathering card Ripples of Undeath has spiked in price over the last month, going from $4 this time in March to $14 today. Meanwhile, extended versions and extended foils have risen from a similar price point to a whopping $30-40 – though they do seem to be coming down from these ludicrous highs now. Released in the Modern Horizons 3 MTG set last year, Ripples of Undeath is a two mana enchantment that’s a super cool card advantage spell for graveyard decks.

1 week ago | wargamer.com | Matt Bassil

If you don’t have a particular Pokémon set in mind and just want to tear open some boosters then tins, which have a selection of packs hailing from several recent releases, are a good way to go – if you can find them that is. Fortunately, we can help with that, as Azure Legends tins are now selling on Amazon for $29.99. Even though it’s not a mindblowing deal, given how hardpressed fans are to locate modern Pokémon products at all these days, we thought it was still worth shouting out.

1 week ago | wargamer.com | Matt Bassil

The Magic: The Gathering card Sapling of Colfenor has seen a 212% price spike. It cost just $1.60 the week before Tarkir Dragonstorm launched, but since then has jumped all the way to a pricier $5 and still appears to be rising. Originally printed in the 2008 MTG set Eventide, Sapling of Colfenor is a Treefolk Shaman with an interesting effect. First up, he’s indestructible, letting you attack with him with impunity. When you do, he also has a neat card draw ability.

1 week ago | wargamer.com | Matt Bassil

The new Pokémon set, The Glory of Team Rocket, comes out in Japan this week, and fans have their hands on the cards already, sharing their coolest pulls on social media. This gives us English-speaking Pokémon fans – who still have more than a month to wait for the set – the chance to see the coolest cards a little early.