Plains, Island, Swamp, Mountain, Forest. Something that every Magic player has in common is that they learned how to play with these basic lands. But what, you might ask, is the coolest, rarest, most impressive basic land to sleeve up for only...
Read moreToday I want to explore mill and all the different flavors associated with it. Be it to augment a couple rogues or to finish off a long turn of storming off, mill decks come in many different forms. Let me introduce you to the most basic elements...
Read moreStarting in the fall of 2019, Wizards of the Coast introduced a greater variety to their array of sealed product by revealing the Collector Booster. As part of these, they introduced cards with extended borders and alternate arts that could be...
Read moreWhat really separates Magic: The Gathering from so many other games I’ve played is its artwork. Magic has had over 400 artists over its almost 30-year span, all of which have produced almost too much art to count.
Read moreThe rise in popularity of the horror genre brought about a wave of zombie-related media, one of the most prominent of which is AMC’s The Walking Dead. Wizards announced a crossover with the show in September 2020 with Secret Lair x The Walking...
Read moreThe idea that an event is destined to happen and the struggle to avoid or accept it plays into the narratives of a lot of my favorite heroes, which is why I was delighted to see these concepts implemented in Kaldheim with the foretell...
Read moreThe best part of any story is its villains, and boy does Magic have its share. The best villain that Magic has had in its almost 30-year history is without a doubt Phyrexia.
Read morePersist was introduced in 2008 with Shadowmoor. The defining mechanic in a multicolor block, persist is featured in all colors and on creatures of all sizes.
Read moreTransmuting one object into another is a timeless staple of wizardry. Polymorph introduced the trope to Magic with the release of Mirage in 1996, allowing players to, in the spirit of the flavor text, give their rabbit opposable thumbs!
Read moreOne of my favorite things about the game is having the ability to search for answers to any given situation, be it to find the perfect answer to my opponents’ resilient threat or thread the needle and combo off on the last possible turn. We’ve...
Read moreOn today’s MTG mechanics menu we have shroud.
Read moreToday I’m going to run you through a Korvold, Fae-Cursed King decklist that I’d bring to my playgroup along with a number of modifications you can make for power level and budget. Without further ado, here’s Korvold!
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