Fantastic Market Watch: A pick of the week’s biggest price drops and gains

After a short pause, Magic: The Gathering Destroyers and Climbers are back – and with some great drops spiderman Cards you may have on your radar.

There were also some interesting synergies that resulted in an ever-increasing number of cards released when I was 8 years old—a profound reminder that, like death and taxes, Magic is eternal.

Let's get started.

MTG Crashers of the Week

Now that the Spider-Man collection is out, many of the pre-release prices have been confirmed, which means you can pick up some fantastic cards for a (relatively) cheap price.

Gwennom, Ruthless It's only $13 left, and it's a 4/4 with Deathtouch and Lifelink that can be played from the top of your library. Interestingly, you pay for these cards with life rather than mana, so the life link keyword is handy.

Next up is Spider-Man’s bad guy, Norman Osborn/Green Goblin is an unblockable 1/1 that triggers Connivance and gives him the potential to power up. Pay the mana cost and he becomes the Green Goblin, able to reduce the price of graveyard spells you discard through Indulgence. He is now $15.

Anti-Venom, Horror Healer We've already talked about it, and he's worth about $12 right now. Personally I plan to pick him up when the price hits around $10.

Next up, meme-worthy imposter syndrome It has stabilized at around $10. It lets you create a non-legendary copy of the creature being attacked.

Finally, if you want to build a five-color Spider-Man deck, cosmic spider man Now only $10. He has a large number of keywords that can be transferred to other Spider-Man hero characters, making him an ideal commander for those who want to put a large number of keywords into the same deck

MTG Climber of the Week

Our #1 climber this week is morguea 27-year-old card that basically bounces creatures from your graveyard directly to the top of your library.

It's very simple, only a few dollars at most. Now, TCGPlayer's price has climbed to around $30 thanks to the emergence of Gwenom, Remorseless, which pays life to cast cards from the top of your library.

Next, when did the Ninja Turtles cease to be Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles? when it is Taeko, avalanche patientcertainly. Unrelated to the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, this card enters a tapped state and is empowered by not dying when the card leaves the battlefield. Just a week or two ago it was around $5 and now it's $15. The power of the turtles indeed.

Next, tuning came out in 1998 and was very effective in turning Norman Osborn into the Green Goblin and causing chaos. Did designers in 1998 expect this statement? While unlikely, the card is currently selling for up to $11.

Goryeo's Revenge is a nice graveyard recursion that lets you throw back a big nasty thing from the graveyard for one last hurray, all for just two mana. Up to $15.

pester is a very interesting one. It pairs with Anti-Venom, Dread Healer (more on that soon), giving him the ability to block multiple creatures at once. This is especially useful considering he'll eventually negate damage and gain abilities through counterattacks. After trading below $1, Entangler is now close to $10.

Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in the tech, gaming and fitness sectors, having worked for Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and more. He was a huge fan of Magic: The Gathering and other trading card games, much to the dismay of his wife.