I was in ebay checking my next purchase of mk. When I saw a auction for a set of ironclads for 0.99.

My God, I payed $10 or more to get some of this.

How will rotation affect the figure price?

In MtG we always have 1 rare for booster but in Mk we don't have this type of certanty, we can have a Lv 4, 5 or 6.

They have to make the odds more even or we will only but singles (at least I will).

What do you think?

I agree - they need to revamp the distribution process so you get at least one decent piece per booster.

Why don't they like have a send in... send in 2 old uniques for a newer one... same with nons... 2 old for 1 new.

It all depends on the "type I" market, if unrestricted becomes a big thing (or at least played regularly) prices will drop but not signifigantly, if they eliminate unrestricted all together pieces become good stock for modding other figures :D

I think unrestricted will become a staple at venues. If you sell MK singles as a store owner you would be stupid not to push the format. Why create inventory you couldn't sell? If WK pulls out of unrestricted they risk burning their vendors.

I also think the large scale combat rules (when they come out) will encourage unrestricted play.

What this means is that some figures will be worth more $$ in the restricted market and then will drop away if they do not work well in the unrestricted market. Some figures will just be plan good and will only drop a little when moved to unrestricted only. The same thing happens with type 2 to extended and extended and beyond in MTG. Also every venue I play at still has MTG type 1 or 1.5 tournies regularly to keep selling old cards and to keep customers happy.