Warrior is one of the more common creature types in Magic, represented in all colors. While there’s a great diversity in what warriors do given their prolific nature, warriors generally care about combat and the battlefield.
Read moreSecrets of Strixhaven’s Mystical Archive is the best Bonus Sheet we’ve seen in years, but finding one in a pack may be more difficult than we’d like.
Read moreSecrets of Strixhaven is bringing many innovations to Magic, including a baffling change to a super popular creature token strategy.
Read more0-cost artifacts have a long legacy of being among the strongest cards in the game, often finding themselves on the banned lists of many formats. Free spells often straddle the line between broken and ineffective.
Read moreWhile being unable to attack is a pretty hefty restriction that can make it challenging to win with defenders, a handful of commanders work around that challenge for the reward of sweet, sweet victory.
Read moreIn Quandrix Unlimited, Zimone, Infinite Analyst leads a relatively tough Simic brew that has lots of good ideas and more than a few shaky proofs that require additional evidence to support.
Read moreHere I’ve brought plenty of new deck ideas—mostly for Commander, but there’s a few lists for Brawl and Standard—to get the creative juices flowing and inspire your next trip to Moxfield.
Read moreMagic has a plethora of archetypes, some that see constant support, others that only receive a nod here or there. One of my favorite archetypes that Wizards has given lots of love over the past couple of years is cast-from-exile decks.
Read moreSimic might be the strongest color combination in Commander, at least at the lower Brackets. That means that Simic precons likely have an edge over their contemporaries.
Read moreStrixhaven spoilers continue to hit hard, and this one unlocks a powerful 2 card combo.
Read moreResonating Lute boasts an incredibly strong effect for, but will it be able to achieve staple status?
Read moreRamping is one of the strongest things you can do in Magic. Playing ahead of the mana curve gives you a massive lead over your opponents and can snowball a game in your favor. Effectively playing on turn 5 while your opponents are stuck on turn 3...
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