Thoughts:
I don’t have a lot to say about Crypt Ghast, other than to point out the trajectory of Nirkana Revenant. I believe they are comparable cards, with Crypt Ghast being rare to Revenant’s mythic. Given this ability is likely more useful on turn four rather than on turn six, I believe this counteracts the “can’t really protect itself from damage” advantage Nirkana Revenant has over Crypt Ghast. All in all, should be a solid $3-$4 rare for casual players for years to come.

Thoughts:
A little harder to cast than Draining Whelk (though a mana cheaper). We presold Draining Whelk at $2-$3 when Time Spiral was first released but quickly dropped it to $1.50 right after release. I view this as comparable to Draining Whelk, and it should settle in the $1-$1.50 range.

Thoughts:
I feel very strongly that Duskmantle Guildmage will be part of a playable combo deck in either Standard or Modern…or even both. The first ability can stack multiple triggers, so it is a two-card kill that is easy to pull off when combined with Jace, Memory Adept. In Modern, you have Mindcrank to combo with Duskmantle Guildmage—and at two mana, you even have cards like Muddle the Mixture to act as a fantastic tutor to bring up whichever piece of the combo you’re missing. I would not be surprised to see the foil versions of this card take off in price because I think this is a combo deck worth pursuing due to the ease of pulling off the combo.

Thoughts:
This was the only card with movement from yesterday. A lot of people are attracted to the uniqueness of this effect, and it is a (powered-down) throwback to Vindicate. I think in the end this will be in the $1.50-$2 range still (post-release), but it might spike some if people are trying it out RIGHT at release.