Duskmourn is the second set in the Dragonstorm Arc. It follows a rescue team composed of Kaito, Niko, Tyvar, Zimone, and The Wandering Emperor as they venture into the haunted-house-plane of Duskmourn in search of Nashi.
Read moreMany years have passed since the introduction of planeswalkers as a card type in Magic. And now, on the gameās 30th anniversary, weāre getting an all new card type: battle.
Read moreBloomburrow is out on shelves now, and for the first time in a while for a Standard Magic set, Iām excited! There are tons of things Iām enjoying about it, from the lore to BLB drafts to the fun new typal strategies. But Bloomburrow also brought...
Read moreMagicās Multiverse is filled with worlds populated by legendary warriors, massive armies, dragonlords who rule over every other living being, unfathomable horrors, and angelic protectors. Theyāre places of legendary deeds and epic storylines...
Read more“Titan” as a creature type hasnāt been used much throughout Magicās history. But let’s try to run around that a little bit and look at cards that have ātitanā in their name and maybe, just maybe, youāll find that one titan you...
Read moreMagicās first-ever expansion set was Arabian Nights. This set not only took a pretty significant step away from the somewhat traditional European high fantasy aesthetic of the first sets, but it did so by representing already existing cultures...
Read moreThatās right. After somehow managing to talk about Rakdos every chance I got, Iām finally writing about a Rakdos commander. However, this isnāt a āpure Rakdosā deck in the sense that I didnāt build it thinking in building around the commander...
Read moreSomething I really enjoy in Magic is when a card reflects its color identity nicely. Each color has a very strong personality and characteristics, and each combination that can result from them also has very notable themes.
Read moreThe guild of the freaks is characterized for abandoning strategy and intellectualism in favor of loud, explosive action. All this proclivity for chaos and insanity got its first Ravnican representation with the hellbent mechanic. Let’s get...
Read moreRemember when some people were convinced that mono-green was a terrible color for Commander and Magic in general? Nowadays itās settled down a bit, but if you were playing a couple of years ago, you remember the absolute horror of facing down...
Read moreI first started delving into Commander back when Return to Ravnica was still somewhat recent. That set along with the dual-colored gods from the Theros block placed 2-colored strategies and archetypes at the forefront of Magicās meta, at least...
Read moreMagic is a big game. Thirty years of history with a consistent output of new sets and cards has left us with more than 27,000 unique cards. Thatās a lot of cards! Itād be nearly impossible to know even half of them, so having a good and reliable...
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