Magic has been recreated in multiple video game formats over the years, from PC to console to mobile. This allowed designers to overcome some paper limitations, like tracking changing card stats or applying random numbers, so tons of digital-only...
Read moreHomelands was a set released in 1995, and one of the first Magic expansions ever. It’s also arguably the worst set ever made.
Read moreIt’s that time of the year! A big new fall set is here and with it comes Standard rotation, for both digital and paper formats. For MTG Arena that means a special event called “Renewal.”
Read moreDomain is a threshold mechanic that counts the types of basic land you have in play. Let’s delve into domain’s, uh, domain, and explore just what makes it click.
Read moreOne aspect of Magic that always seems to cause confusion are the so-called freeze effects. Suddenly players don’t remember that you can’t untap the creature. Today I’m taking a look at how this new mechanic came to be and what it’s trying...
Read moreFor years, green players have had to look to other colors for interaction with opponents’ creatures. What if the opponent has a utility creature that must be destroyed? Enter fight effects, which have become one of the main characteristics of...
Read moreEven since Commander 2011’s release, Animar, Soul of Elements has been one of the most popular commanders out there, and not just for Temur colors. But what makes an Animar deck tick? Today we’ll take a look at a fun, budget way to build an...
Read moreEverybody knows extra turn cards. But what about a card that says to end the turn?
Read moreCards in MTG have an essential problem tied to the mana system. If I fill my deck with cheap cards, I won’t have power in the late game. If my card is all expensive cards, I risk not getting to the late game alive. Kicker aims to solve this...
Read moreSince the dawn of MTG, some cards have existed on the battlefield and some have gone to the graveyard immediately after being cast. The rules state that cards that stay on the battlefield are called “permanents.”
Read moreForums are great to read about lots of different topics in little time. Today I’ve prepared a list of forums for you to read and learn, and above all else: to feel like a part of the community.
Read moreLands are a crucial part of the game, and basically every deck has to have them. But there are some lands that are included not only for their mana function, but also for their abilities. They usually tap for colorless mana, and today we’re...
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