The 43 Best Cost Reducers in Magic Ranked
The easiest method of winning a game of Commander is ramping faster than your opponents. Thereโs a reason cEDH decks pack so much fast mana, and itโs not to show off.
Read moreThe easiest method of winning a game of Commander is ramping faster than your opponents. Thereโs a reason cEDH decks pack so much fast mana, and itโs not to show off.
Read moreFor many fans, the Final Fantasy decks are their first foray into the Magic space. Parsing them can be overwhelming, but I hope to shine some light on this struggle with my upgrade guide for the Revival Trance deck, commanded by Terra, Herald of...
Read more| Illustration by Nijihayashi The Final Fantasy Magic set promises to bring loads and loads of new players to the game, so its Commander precons are some of the most important weโre going to see in a while. They need to be functional so that the...
Read moreMagic cards have been a collectible for a long time. Some players spend absurd amounts of money to own specific cards. Anyone whoโs played MTG for almost any length of time has heard of the OG cards. The ones that were the most powerful back in...
Read moreLands are among the gameโs most vital resources. Wouldnโt it be nice if you could have even more of them? Replay land effects that get lands back from the graveyard can maximize your mana base.
Read moreOne Commander Iโve been interested in since it was spoiled is Yโshtola, Nightโs Blessed, the face commander of the Scions & Spellcraft precon. Today, Iโm upgrading the precon to bring out the best in this lovely spellslinger commander!
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 moreTappers are a classic part of Limited history. Creatures that tap opposing threats are often among the strongest creatures in the format because they play offensively and defensively against your opponentโs most threatening creatures.
Read moreEsper combos have an Esper color identity, meaning that they deploy black, white, and blue cards. Many Esper combos revolve around artifacts and flicker shenanigans. Infinite turns are a common payout.
Read moreWhite has a lot of ways to facilitate infinite combos, from blink effects to token generators. These can ensure a victory, or put you in a position to win with ease.
Read moreEvery color combination has plenty of combos that go infinite or simply combine a few cards to extract untold value that exceeds the sum of their parts. Orzhov combos are predominantly creature focused, with quite a bit of depth.
Read moreToday, Iโm checking out the Selesnya precons to figure which are worth grabbing, and which deserve skipping. Expect tons of token-making and creature-based strategies here.
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