Today, I’ll focus on the red cards that Lorwyn Eclipsed has to offer. Whether you’re looking to power up a Standard or Commander deck, or exploring new Cube additions, there’s probably something for you here.
Read moreProbably named after the famous Vivid lands, vivid is a new mechanic from Lorwyn Eclipsed that scales based on the different color amongst permanents you control. Perfect for people who just can’t help splashing.
Read moreBlight is a brand-new keyword ability introduced in Lorwyn Eclipsed that fools around with -1/-1 counters in a flexible way.
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 moreSnakes always get their place in the sun in MTG sets, as they always need a little treacherous green creature to hold the fort with deathtouch or slowly poison unwary opponents. And there are Magic planes like Kamigawa where snakes are relevant...
Read moreGone are the days when Horde of Notions was the only 5-color elemental-matters commander available. Dance of the Elements brings two new commanders that you can explore in their own ways, and this precon is already quite strong right out of the...
Read moreReleased in Battle for Zendikar in 2015, awaken turns your useless basics into fierce warriors. Let’s take a deep look and see how you can awaken your lands straight into the red zone!
Read moreSometimes cards have two (or even four) modes and none of them are good enough alone, but the card is better for being flexible. Today is all about flexibility, because I’m going to take a look at the channel mechanic.
Read moreEventide is the final set in a super-sized MTG block that consisted of two Lorwyn sets followed by two Shadowmoor sets. The release of Lorwyn Eclipsed in 2026 is a great excuse to look back at Eventide.
Read moreShadow decks were the next weenie/fliers deck when the Tempest block was released. The idea of attacking each turn with nigh-unblockable creatures and tempo-ing your opponent out of the game isn’t novel these days.
Read moreEvery time WotC decides to make a mechanic that cheats on mana costs things go horribly wrong. First affinity, then Phyrexian mana, and now delve.
Read moreIf you’re in the market to build new and competitive decks or update old decks that aren’t winning that much, Draftsim’s Arena Tutor is the perfect deck builder to add to your toolkit.
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