Curious about what’s coming to MTG in 2026? 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 moreThe end step is one of the most confusingly named terms in Magic. The good news is that the end step isn’t too complex an MTG concept once we clear the verbiage a bit.
Read moreA few TMNT cards are standing out as early favorites, but Premodern continues to dominate the market.
Read moreShroud is one of the most straightforward keywords in MTG. Mechanics like trample or flying require that you know how blockers work and how combat damage is assigned, but shroud should be easy to grok even for new players.
Read moreCombine this new TMNT card with this bizarro Final Fantasy legend, and this janky instant for one of the funniest wins possible.
Read moreImpending is an alternative cost that lets you cast an enchantment creature for less mana, except that you put a number of time counters on it when it enters the battlefield. As long as there are time counters on it, the permanent isn’t a...
Read moreLast year’s Duel Commander drama spawned a new ban-less format called AeonShift, and its inception has profound implications for Commander.
Read moreKitsune’s Technique, an insane new mill spell, can bin half an opponent’s library as early as turn 2. Ridiculous.
Read moreEquipment artifacts are pervasive in Magic. Sets like The Brothers’ War have quite a few of them, while others may have just one, like Bespoke Battlegarb in Wilds of Eldraine, but it’s really hard to find a Modern expansion or...
Read moreThere are four differences between Premier and Traditional draft in MTG Arena: reward structure, match structure, the hand-smoothing algorithm, and most important of all, the different matchmaking systems.
Read morePremodern is the big ticket this week, several powerful cards for the format are rising on the secondary market.
Read moreSick of Universes Beyond in Standard? Well, Planar Standard may be the format for you.
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