Tappers 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 opponent’s most threatening creatures.
Read moreFrom sewer vermin and rotting zombie corpses to nefarious demons and blood-sucking vampires, black has a large scope of iconic creatures. Today we’re exploring the best of the best.
Read moreThe world of edict creatures goes pretty deep. You can make your opponents sacrifice far more than just creatures and get much more explosive effects.
Read moreKeen Engineering might be the most complicated of the Foundations Commander decks because it doesn’t rely on creature typal synergies, but it still enacts a simple artifact gameplan under the watchful eye of Sai, Master Thopterist.
Read moreMTG Head Designer Mark Rosewater just posted about it on his personal blog, we’ll be hearing about a brand new set tonight at New York Comic Con.
Read moreIf you want to fill your deck with enchantments, you need a good reason to, plus support to make them better. So let’s consider the best payoffs and support pieces that can help you feel good about filling more than half your deck’s slots with...
Read moreA combo commander? In Selesnya?! Kwia Vigorbloom is a paradigm shift for the color pair in Commander, and we broke down its most powerful wincons.
Read moreStarter Deck Duel is one of the best events for players starting out their MTG Arena journey, and above all for those playing on a shoestring budget. If you have a small collection, there’s no better way than the SDD to clear your daily...
Read moreDo you hate Sol Ring? Are you willing to take a risk to make a funny play? If so, this hilarious red counterspell is the card for you.
Read moreThe curse has been broken. Landfall is still at the top, but Magic’s OG format hasn’t looked this healthy in years. These decks are currently running the gamut.
Read moreSecond spell payoffs are cards with a triggered ability that rewards you for casting your second spell in a turn. It’s becoming an increasingly more popular design space for archetypes in new sets.
Read moreTramplesaurus Rex has a concise gameplan and plenty of strong staples. But if you want to take it further than the box, there are ample upgrades to be made.
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