Which Rebellion Cards are Bargains at this point?

Analyzing the Splinterlands Rebellion set from various angles reveals intriguing insights into its overall value and the standout performers within each rarity tier. Let's delve into the intricacies of this dynamic set to identify potential bargains and notable trends.

Overall Set Value Analysis:

The graph depicting the daily set value of the fully maxed out Rebellion set unveils a compelling story. Commencing with a value of $7,678 on December 11th, the set displayed remarkable stability, never dipping below the initial mark. The lowest point since its inception occurred on December 22nd at $7,964. Despite occasional fluctuations, the set consistently held above $8,000 in the last four days, culminating at $8,293 today. The zenith of the set's value reached $8,446 on December 13th. This analysis suggests that the Rebellion set exhibits remarkable stability, with a gradual upward trajectory in overall value.

Top Cards Across Rarities:

To discern which cards shine brightest in the Rebellion set, let's examine the top contenders in each rarity tier: common, rare, epic, and legendary. I have used Splinterguide as a starting point for my analysis when looking for top value cards.

Most Valuable Commons:
The top-rated common card on Splinterguide, Ahna-Chei Botanist, ranks at 17th position in terms of price among common cards, priced at 16.5 cents. This is surprising as the top four common cards, all priced over 37 cents. This maybe the bargain card in the Rebellion common rarity cards.

Most Valuable Rare:
Chaos Jailer emerges as a standout value recommendation and is the fifth-ranked rare card on Splinterguide. It's intriguing to note deviations between the most expensive cards and Splinterguide recommendations within this rarity.

Most Valuable Epic:
No surprises emerge among epic rarity cards; the top epic cards recommended by Splinterguide align with higher price points.

Most Valuable Legendary:
Chaos Golem, ranked fifth among legendary cards on Splinterguide, stands out as the second-cheapest Rebellion legendary card at $5.48 per BCX.

Promo Cards:

Both promo cards maintain steady value, positioning themselves among the most expensive modern set promo cards.
Mantaroth, priced at $37.34 per BCX, claims the second spot, trailing only the summoners Waka and Lux Vega.
Grimbardun Smith, at $3.60 per BCX, emerges as the priciest rare card in the Rebellion set.

These findings spotlight potential bargains within the Rebellion set, encouraging further exploration and strategic considerations for Splinterlands enthusiasts. As the dynamics of the game evolve, these insights provide valuable perspectives for collectors and players alike. Whether you're seeking stable investments or powerful additions to your deck, the Rebellion set offers a nuanced landscape of opportunities.

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