All 3 Lobster Cards in Magic Ranked
Thereโs only two lobsters you can run in sanctioned play. But thatโs bound to change.
Read moreThereโs only two lobsters you can run in sanctioned play. But thatโs bound to change.
Read moreDwarves appear in all kinds of folklore and pop culture, although not always with the best representation. Weโre sticking to the world of fantasy, specifically Magic, but with a smattering of Tolkien.
Read moreYou barely need two hands to count the number of Abzan precons we have, but they cover a surprising amount of ground. Tokens, counters, reanimation, and lifegain are recurring themes, but these decks often do interesting and unique things with...
Read moreDwarves are such a staple of fantasy settings that they were a natural inclusion in Magic: The Gathering. So, which dwarf commanders should you prioritize for which strategies?
Read moreEdge of Eternities brings its fair share of new card subtypes and mechanics, including a cycle of mythic rare lands. Not just any lands. Planets!
Read moreWith The Hobbit, Magic brought the ferocious mechanic back as part Golgari’s mechanical identity, so letโs sharpen our knowledge (and our claws) and see what itโs all about.
Read moreThe Star Trek Commander precons have an interesting mix of typal themes with some tried and true precon archetypes, plus some new iterations on what Edge of Eternities introduced when it launched us into space for the first time.
Read moreBonus sheets in Magic bring an extra kick to the collecting experience, and they can have a fun impact on their Sealed and Draft environments. But which are the best bonus sheets ever printed? And what even counts as a bonus sheet?
Read moreQuests have been a part of fantasy since long before fantasy itself. In Magic, quest are represented on a number of cards that track your game actions with quest counters and reward you for reaching a certain number.
Read moreWhat happens when we get into commanders that support multiple creature types, and which ones play the balancing act best?
Read moreMagic’s assassin commanders were fairly limited to a few typal options in Dimir (UB) and a certain Mardu (WRB) monarch once upon a time, but Assassinโs Creed gave us a lot of legendary assassins for our command zone.
Read moreLieutenants in MTG work as partners for your commander, giving you extra abilities if your legend(s) of choice is in play.
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