Journey’s End Games is a game store based in Moscow, Idaho, and today, I’m reviewing Journey’s End Games to see how their online storefront stacks up against the rest!
Read moreThe introduction of vehicles to Magic brought a science-fantasy vibe to the game just as it had in the olden days when Urza used power armor to fight the mechanical threat of Phyrexia. It created a powerful image of what the artificers of...
Read moreZurgo Stormrender combines token aggro with strong aristocrat potential to tap into virtually everything the Mardu wedge cares about. But does it have the strength to pull it off?
Read moreBloomburrow introduced a powerful new group hug commander, one with plenty of power to take over the game even as your opponents draw cards. Let’s see what nonsense we can get up to with Ms. Bumbleflower!
Read moreThe Commander precon version of Betor asks you to focus on creatures, with a few tools to gain and lose life. This deck fulfills those needs with an eye towards disruptive creatures and plenty of card advantage for a midrange shell that grinds...
Read moreYou could spend hours scouring the web and hunting down a dozen different sites that offer various products. But there’s a new website that promises to bring together multiple sellers in a single marketplace that meets all your Magic needs, for...
Read moreEshki, Temur’s Roar looks like one of the most promising commanders to come from the Tarkir: Dragonstorm precons. A powerful draw engine that pressures your opponents sounds like a winning combination in most formats.
Read moreI love lands dearly, so I decided to dip into the stronger end of the spectrum with Teval, the Balanced Scale. This deck goes deep into green’s land synergies to assemble powerful wincons that teach your opponents the value of interacting with a...
Read moreWalls are one of the simplest creature types in Magic that have stuck around since the beginning of the game. The creature type has a few distinct characteristics: low power, high toughness, and the defender keyword forcing them to play...
Read moreThe slate of Temur cards from Tarkir: Dragonstorm adds lots of spice and power to the wedge, with cards that have potential in a variety of power levels and formats.
Read moreThe Abzan wedge focuses heavily on creatures, with special attention to creatures with high toughness and +1/+1 counter distribution. Abzan cards also tend to interact with the graveyard for a flavor win with the clan’s reverence of their...
Read moreTarkir: Dragonstorm looks like one of the coolest Magic sets printed in some time, if only because it has a genuine high fantasy feel rather than attempting to draw on a gimmick like cowboy hats or races. This extends to the commanders, with a...
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