One joy from revisiting Magic’s planes is seeing new versions of beloved characters. Massacre Girl was a known character and fan favorite on Ravnica before her first card printing in the War of the Spark MTG set. Naturally, returning to the...
Read moreFresh from the newest Universes Beyond crossover, we have The Master, Transcendent! Not to be confused with The Master, Multiplied, or any other Masters from the Doctor Who crossover… if I had a nickel, am I right?
Read moreEvery foray to a new plane brings fresh settings, new stories, and interesting mechanics. Kaladesh, the home plane of Chandra Nalaar first referenced in Magic Origins, brought all three—with an emphasis on interesting mechanics!
Read moreOur first foray to the plane of Ixalan in its namesake set changed many typal decks. Merfolk added green to their slice of the color pie and vampires added white. And dinosaurs and pirates, before only hinted at, became canonical creature types...
Read moreOne of the easiest ways to win a game of Magic is by having more resources than your opponent. This could be creatures on board, cards in hand, or other resources. As many EDH players can attest, having a significant mana advantage is one of the...
Read moreThe creature types on a plane do a lot to establish the plane’s lore and the creatures’ relationship to it. The difference between an elf warrior and an elf druid is often immense, reflected in art and card text. Today, we’re looking...
Read moreThe time for another Universes Beyond set has arrived, taking us on a Commander-centric journey to the dystopic wastelands of Bethesda’s Fallout video game series. Set in the irradiated ruins of civilization plagued by swarms of mutants, ghouls...
Read moreThere are tons of different places to get Magic apparel, though not all are created equal. When you’re buying something, you want the best. Today, I’m going over what to look for in quality MTG apparel and the best places to buy it.
Read moreRemoval seems to be one of the most contentious elements of an EDH deck. I’ve played many games with players who proclaim they play no removal because it ruins the spirit of the format, but I’ve played just as many with players who want to see...
Read moreSecret Lairs have provided a fascinating outlet for Magic cards. They offer unparalleled artistic freedom; a Secret Lair card doesn’t need to look like a regular Magic spell, allowing artists to stretch their creative wings. While some art raises...
Read moreMagic has had its fair share of iconic sets. Some are known for returning to fan-favorite planes, like Dominaria Unitedor Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty. Others introduced unique, defining elements, like Dominaria’s introduction of sagas or Ixalan’s...
Read moreIxalan is best known for introducing new typal synergies. This MTG set canonized dinosaurs and pirates, providing the types with commanders, synergy pieces, and the critical mass needed to build around them.
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