Marvel Super Heroes has more commanders than even Final Fantasy by a terrifying margin. Many of these commanders are uncommon signposts or other Limited-level cards, but many of them are exciting cards worth building around.
Read moreWhite feels very classic in Marvel Super Heroes because it’s keeping things aggressive with a side of interaction and the recently coined hero type. Toss in a handful of interesting commanders and it has plenty of spice.
Read moreThese 5 cards are frequently included in early Marvel Super Heroes Commander brews, but can they become future Commander staples?
Read moreI’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Commander is a format of choice, and a big part of that is figuring out what color combo you’re building around. Today I’ll give you the rundown as to why Naya could be the color trio for you, what...
Read moreSimic is absolutely the best color pair in casual Commander. But what if we added combos to get the most from our deck, to provide incredible closing power to go with our huge burst of mana?
Read moreFinal Fantasy had a huge legendary creature count, but Marvel Super Heroes has HULK SMASHED that record. Is this a net negative or positive for the Magic?
Read moreMarvel Super Heroes is all about heroes and villains, but it’s also stacked with powerful pieces for classic Commander archetypes.
Read moreSquirrel Girl is a Marvel fan favorite, and her MTG card is an easily breakable combo engine. Here are 5 high powered combos to get you started.
Read moreWhile Magic has more than a few sanctioned formats, there’s no reason you shouldn’t make your own. That’s how Commander started, after all, and it’s a format that’s ripe for spinoffs that provide unique takes on a singleton format...
Read moreIncidental damage and lifegain each add up quickly, especially in a format like Commander with super long games. Combining them into one effect gives you a strong advantage—but which of them are the best for you?
Read moreSacrificing creatures for value is a time-honored tradition hailing back to the very first days of Magic as a core tenet of black’s desperate bids for power, regardless of the rites and costs associated.
Read moreThe Fantastic Four Commander precon gives us a new colorless card that slots into a bunch of different EDH decks, from aggro to sacrifice.
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