Phyrexia: All Will Be One has been out for a bit now, so it’s time for another Ultimate Guide. I introduced the format and covered Sealed in my last article on the format, so today’s guide will focus on Draft.
Read moreWith Phyrexia: All Will Be One releasing next week and its prerelease happening right as you’re reading this, it’s high time for another Ultimate Guide. Today’s entry will introduce the Limited format and provide a theory-crafted overview of my...
Read moreDominaria Remastered is the second paper remastered release after last year’s Time Spiral Remastered. Today I’m covering the set’s archetypes, bomb rares, top commons, and providing a general overview of the format.
Read moreWith 88 sets spread across 25 years of Magic’s history, it can be daunting to figure out where to start when you’re looking to buy packs. As someone who has played Magic for nearly 9 years and devoted countless hours to this game, allow me to be...
Read moreToday I offer you a brief guide to selling MTGO tickets. If you play Magic Online anywhere near as much as I do, you may eventually find yourself in a spot where you want to turn those tickets you have into cash.
Read moreWith The Brothers’ War Arena Open this past weekend, now seems like a good time for another Ultimate Guide. This guide will cover the new Draft format in detail and expand on concepts that I mentioned in my prerelease/Sealed guide.
Read moreToday I’ll be doing a deep dive into a neat MTG mechanic, rebound. You’ll learn everything you could ever want to know about rebound, here on this very page.
Read moreGreetings planeswalkers! With The Brothers’ War dropping I wanted to have an early guide up for everyone playing prerelease this weekend. Let’s dig in!
Read moreDexterity cards are objectively weird. So weird, in fact, that they’ve been banned in every format! Vintage lets you play Ancestral Recall, Black Lotus, and Time Walk, but not Falling Star or Clay Pigeon.
Read moreAre you excited for Magic’s 30th Anniversary Edition? More interesting than the product itself has been that the reaction to it on social media.
Read moreWhen you buy your Magic singles, booster boxes, Commander decks, and other products online, where do you like to shop? Is it always the same store, or do you like to shop around a bit?
Read moreMagic’s history features plenty of discontinued products, including the brief run of intro packs. These preconstructed starter decks began with 2008’s Shards of Alara and ended with Kaladesh in 2016.
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