The 30 Best Izzet Mythics in Magic Ranked
Blue and red are two of Magic’s most fun colors to combine. As you can imagine, some of Izzet’s best cards are mythic rares.
Read moreBlue and red are two of Magic’s most fun colors to combine. As you can imagine, some of Izzet’s best cards are mythic rares.
Read moreShorthand for discarding and then drawing, some rummagers simply trade unwanted cards for fresh ones; others throw mana, creatures, or a dozen extra effects into the mix.
Read moreSol Ring dates all the way back to Alpha, the very first Magic set. It has been restricted or banned in most MTG formats because of how powerful it is. And by Wizards of the Coast’s very explicit admission, itโs the cornerstone of the...
Read moreThe war of the sphinxes and planeswalkers rages on. The Ur-Sphinx continues to spike sphinxes left and right, and an unexpected FRA breakout commander is moving planeswalkers.
Read moreA lot of old-school djinn came with oversized stats, but also massive drawbacks. Modern djinn are in general much better: They tend to support spellslinger and prowess strategies, and some have managed to become excellent Commander staples or...
Read moreSerpents have been lurking in Magic’s oceans almost since the beginning as enormous blue creatures, usually with some pretty big drawbacks. Thankfully, serpents have improved quite a bit since Magic’s early days.
Read moreReality Fracture officially releases today, and the MTG market is in a bit of a frenzy. Sphinxes are still rising, but planeswalker tech is the star of the show this week.
Read moreCurious about what’s coming to MTG in 2027? Or how many Magic sets on average you can expect going forward? Missed that preview panel from MagicCon? Then let’s dive into what Wizards of the Coast has announced, the Universes Beyond...
Read moreWhat exactly are Braintwister cards, where can you open them, and which ones are worth keeping an eye on? Let’s jump into Jace’s Echoverse and find out.
Read moreWeb-slinging is Spider-Man’s signature move. So of course, Magic’s adaptation of your friendly neighborhood spider must come with some web-slinging.
Read moreDiscard first, then break stuff: Thatโs the promise behind mayhem, the villain-flavored twist on graveyard casting from the MTG Spider-Man crossover.
Read moreReality Fracture keeps rocking the Magic card market before the set has even properly hit shelves. Sphinxes, planeswalkers, and bears are still very much the name of the game.
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