The full Hour of Devastation spoiler is out! Have a glance and see what the God-Pharaoh has in store for us. Pre-release events start this weekend on July 8! Be sure to check out the complete Hour of Devastation spoilers at mtg.fish/hou.

What does SaffronOlive think of the spoilers? Check our Daily Spoiler Video where he discusses the major spoilers of each day.

• Hour of Devastation Spoilers — June 26, 2017 | New Humility for Standard
• Hour of Devastation Spoilers — June 27, 2017 | Hour of Promise
• Hour of Devastation Spoilers — June 28, 2017 | Mass Blue Eternalize
• Hour of Devastation Spoilers — June 29, 2017 | Red Board Wipe, Indestructible Horses
• Hour of Devastation Spoilers — June 30, 2017 | Complete Spoilers

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The biggest finance news of the week was the release of the full spoiler for Hour of Devastation. While we'll have a full expected value breakdown next week, at first glance the set looks fairly low in value. As far as mythics, there's only two worth more than $10 with Nicol Bolas, God-Pharaoh leading the way at $30, and The Scarab God sneaking in at $12. Meanwhile, as far as rares, only Ramunap Excavator and Solemnity break the $5 mark. While the set looks like a lot of fun to play with, it doesn't seem to be the type of set you open for value (at least right now).

The prices movement from the cards currently in Standard seem to suggest that Hour of Devastation isn't expected to make much of an immediate impact. The biggest winner of the week was Regal Caracal which increased 26% on the potential for a GW Cat deck with the help of Pride Sovereign. Other than that, there were no real changes of note.

Finally, in Modern, the biggest story is probably Thoughtseize. After being reprinted in Theros, it looked like the price would never recover, but since March, the price of Theros printings has nearly doubled from $11 to $22, and the Lorwyn original is back up over $50 after being as low as $30. While this is likely (at least in part) due to the rise of Death's Shadow, it also suggests that Modern staples that get reprinted still have the power to recover eventually; it just takes a lot longer than it used to.

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Each day we'll be posting a short, three minute deck tech featuring some of the coolest decks that come across the site. The most popular deck will be made into videos the following week based on your views, likes and comments in the videos. Here's this week's Instant Deck Techs:

• Mardu Superfriends (Modern)
• Mono-Green Stompy (Standard)
• Wu Belcher (Modern)
• High Tide (Legacy)

• Brian Coval took down SCG Invitational Roanoke (mixed) with Death and Taxes (modern) and Grixis Colossus (standard).
• Pieter Tubergen took down SCG Modern Open Roanoke (modern) with Affinity.
• Peter DeBorja took down SCG Modern Classic Roanoke (modern) with Merfolk.
• Jadine Klomparens took down SCG Standard Classic Roanoke (standard) with GB Energy.

The five most viewed cards on MTGGoldfish this past week were:

1. Goryo's Vengeance (Betrayers of Kamigawa)
2. Chandra, Torch of Defiance (Kaladesh)
3. Thoughtseize (Lorwyn)
4. Jace, Vryn's Prodigy (Magic Origins)
5. Anointed Procession (Amonkhet)