The EOE prerelease looks like an excellent event to hit up. It’s our first chance to play with the new cards and explore the world ourselves, and a great chance to catch up with the Magic community.
Read moreLifelink is an incredible evergreen keyword that radically changes combat math, especially when connected to a combat trick. But we’re interested in creatures with lifelink today, the ones that’ll gain us some life while chipping away at our...
Read moreBrawl on MTG Arena is a popular Commander alternative for digital Magic players, and Rusko’s at the top of the charts for anyone interested in the competitive side of the format.
Read moreUtility lands function like spells and lands in that they give you a way to use your mana, mitigating the effect of flood since you can do something and helping ease mana screw because you can slip in a few extras. My favorite utility lands are...
Read moreGood threat assessment is essential to succeeding in Commander, whether because you’re a Spike who wants to win or just somebody looking for a satisfying game where everybody gets to do their thing.
Read moreArtifacts are easily Magic’s strongest card type, so wouldn’t it be nice to handle every nasty artifact all at once? Well, Magic has ample artifact board wipes that sweep everything aside.
Read moreMagic’s greatest strength lies in its diversity of strategies. Many consider poor competitive formats those with few options, where one or two decks dominate the meta. You can play aggressive decks, themed decks built around different creature...
Read moreEnchantments are an amazing card type. There are fewer ways to remove enchantments than creatures and so you compile formidable board states by layering enchantment after enchantment that impacts the board.
Read moreCascade is one of my favorite mechanics in Magic. It offers good value and interesting deckbuilding constraints. For example, you can’t really run countermagic with cascade cards. It can also lead to innovative deck designs.
Read moreWhat do the black mages get in Final Fantasy? Support for classic strategies, a few new toys, and reprints of some of black’s most iconic and most powerful cards.
Read moreIncluding reprints and new cards across all products, Final Fantasy has a wild 198 commanders. Excluding reprints, that’s 162 brand new legends added to the format.
Read moreFinal Fantasy brings us moogles front and center, strange little mammalian creatures that primarily appear in white colors. What do these little critters do, and how can you use them to their fullest potential?
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