Lander Tokens in MTG: Rules, History, and Best Cards
Edge of Eternities expands the sacrificial artifact token space further with its Lander tokens, which offer a meaningfully different form of advantage than previous artifact tokens.
Read moreEdge of Eternities expands the sacrificial artifact token space further with its Lander tokens, which offer a meaningfully different form of advantage than previous artifact tokens.
Read moreUpgrade your Commander precon to address those weaknesses head-on and tweak the deck to suit your tastes, playstyle, and desired power level. Though the power levels of precons vary, they tend to share similar flaws, so Iโm here today to give you...
Read moreIn white, there are lots of commanders the put unique spins on established archetypes like auras and niche combo commanders.
Read moreIf you enjoy the concept of Commander but prefer a 1v1 format with a more competitive edge, Duel Commander might interest you. But be warned: It has a very different banlist than Commander.
Read moreAs diverse as the card options may be, there are often underlying ideas and themes that bind decks together across decades and formats. These underlying tenants are the archetypes of decks.
Read moreThe station mechanic from Edge of Eternities adapts many of the ideas seen on vehicles and broadens them to function in a familiar yet rather unique way.
Read moreMidrange decks are especially promising in Commander. The format allows for plenty of time to set up a grindy value engine while the players who spend too much time durdling around can be vulnerable to a deck that can pivot in an instant. But...
Read moreSimic has some of the scariest commanders, especially in casual play. But what about the lesser-known commanders?
Read moreDwarf typal tech is rising thanks to The Hobbit, a weird counterspell is rising thanks to Modern, and a weirdly strong Doctor Who uncommon continues to rally.
Read moreSmaug is a high risk commander with a ridiculously strong ability. It’s a surefire combo menace, but is this classic villain’s mana cost too restrictive for it to see play?
Read moreIf youโve ever found yourself foiled by a slew of counterspells and wished your spells just affected the board, you might enjoy cast triggers that provide at least a little value whenever you cast the spell, even if it doesnโt resolve.
Read moreLooks like we’re getting an amazing “Amass Matters” commander in The Hobbit. It works like a charm with goblins, and it can act as a combo finisher in the command zone.
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