Remember when Yosei, the Morning Star was used in G/W Selesnya decks during the World Championships? Well, the whole Kamigawa Dragons cycle (Kokusho, the Evening Star, Ryusei, the Falling Star, Jugan, the Rising Star, Keiga, the Tide Star, and Yosei, the Morning Star) is back in Modern Masters. Aside from that, Progenitus (good, because Summoner's Pact is in the set too!), Sword of Light and Shadow, Vendilion Clique (annoyingly good), Sarkhan Vol (which has been regaining popularity), Sword of Light and Shadow, and most especially Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker are also in Modern Masters.
For now, Vendilion Clique will continue to see play in Modern, along with Dark Confidant and the incredibly expensive Tarmogoyf. Sarkhan Vol would probably see a bit of play, while Progenitus is going to be a good pick especially for those trying Elf Ball. Currently, I am using Emrakul, the Aeons Torn and I like it better than the legendary hydra simply because of its extra-turn ability and the whopping annihilator 6. The red Kamigawa Rare, Kiki-Jiki, should be loved by combo-players who can't get enough of abusing its power. Finally, of the five dragons, only Kokusho and Yosei should be worth the money, especially with their proven capacity to be a gamechanger.
source: MTGS
For now, Vendilion Clique will continue to see play in Modern, along with Dark Confidant and the incredibly expensive Tarmogoyf. Sarkhan Vol would probably see a bit of play, while Progenitus is going to be a good pick especially for those trying Elf Ball. Currently, I am using Emrakul, the Aeons Torn and I like it better than the legendary hydra simply because of its extra-turn ability and the whopping annihilator 6. The red Kamigawa Rare, Kiki-Jiki, should be loved by combo-players who can't get enough of abusing its power. Finally, of the five dragons, only Kokusho and Yosei should be worth the money, especially with their proven capacity to be a gamechanger.
source: MTGS
