Spellslinging is a favorite pastime of mages and wizards of all sorts, and many Magic decks are built entirely around casting instants and sorceries. It’s easy enough to determine what sorts of instants and sorceries you plan to sling, but how...
Read morePlaying Magic: The Gathering in an online space has always presented challenges. Even with the advent of MTGO and Arena, a simulation of slapping sleeved cardboard on some oversized mouse pads has yet to be replicated.
Read moreSaprolings are Magic’s classic 1/1 green creature token. They’ve been used for years as chump blockers, Skullclamp targets, and easy convokers.
Read moreThere’s no doubt that some of the best spells in Magic are red, but which red spells are the best? Let’s take a look at what makes a red spell great, and which ones top the list!
Read moreMagic: The Gathering is designed to be played as a one-versus-one duel game, traditionally. However, that hasn’t stopped players and designers from creating dozens of ways to graft the rules onto a multiplayer format.
Read moreIs it ethical to print your own Magic cards? There are no laws keeping you from printing Magic cards for your own personal use, so let’s take a look at the best way to fill out your decks with good-quality, affordable proxies.
Read moreWith the advent of the stun counter, creatures run the risk of staying tapped down for longer than your opponent anticipated, opening them up for counter attacks. Just how do stun counters work in Magic? And what are the best stun counter...
Read moreThere’s one creature type that probably comes to mind if you’re a red player: goblins. These pesky creatures are many in number and fearsome in nature. But which goblin is the best goblin? Let’s find out.
Read moreThe myr are one of Magic’s most iconic creature types. While there are only two “true” myr commanders, there are a few that synergize well with our little mechanical friends. Let’s look at the best Myr commanders in Magic!
Read moreThe most notable change to how we rate Commander decks is the Game Changers list. But what are Game Changers, and how many of them can you run in a deck?
Read moreWotC has released more than a few joke sets throughout the years. Today let’s take a closer look at each of Magic’s Un-sets and what makes them unique.
Read moreOtters are the blue/red creatures of Bloomburrow, and something like 15 otter cards were released in the main set. That’s more than there are known species of actual otters!
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