A variety of new mechanics were released for players to test and play with in Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur’s Gate. Some impact color identity of otherwise mono-colored commanders, some are returning mechanics like myriad, but one that...
Read moreStreets of New Capenna brought a lot of multicolored commanders with it. Interestingly, one of the most popular commanders from the set is actually a mono-colored commander: Giada, Font of Hope.
Read moreIt can be surprisingly difficult to find a list of 100 cards that cost less than $0.50 per card on average. But there’s one tribal archetype that is particularly good at being cheap, and that’s goblins.
Read moreMutate is one of the coolest and most fun mechanics I’ve played with in all of Magic. But it isn’t exactly the pinnacle of simplicity when it comes to newer keywords. So today I’m coming to you with a large swath of info on everything about the...
Read moreMagic, also known as legal crack, can be an expensive hobby. That’s why today I’ll be going over each type of accessory you might need as well as some of the best products in each category.
Read morePrices are dropping following yesterday’s B&R. This is an excellent opportunity to pick up some new Commander staples.
Read moreThere have been plenty of products and features that have come and gone over Magic’s long and extensive history, never to return. One that seems to keep coming back from the dead every few years is the box topper.
Read moreI’ve played my share of Commander decks over the years, but nothing hits quite as hard as good ol’ fashioned 5-color dragons. The Ur-Dragon is one of the best dragon commanders ever printed and has revolutionized this strategy.
Read moreIt’s safe to say that Commander has absolutely exploded in recent years: it’s now the most popular format by a long shot! I’ve combed the cards to select a bunch of commanders from last half-dozen sets or so that I think are worthy of your...
Read moreThere are dozens of fully built Commander decks for sale across eBay, Amazon, and other third-party sites. These decks are ready in all kinds of colors, styles, strategies, and price ranges, from $40 all the way up to $400.
Read moreOne question that was on everyone’s mind after the MC Atlanta preview panel: “How do players not get fatigued?”
Read moreMagic is wildly complex, with a solution to every possible situation involving a mess of cards, but still simple enough to be understood by young children at its fundamental level. Today I’m focusing in on the upkeep step and answering some...
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