If you’re a Fallout fan, the deck you want is Scrappy Survivors, helmed by trusty ol’ Dogmeat, Ever Loyal. You’ve got Junk tokens! The deck is like the core Fallout experience of picking up a bunch a crap in the wastelands and hoping it’ll be...
Read moreIf you’re a Fallout 4 fan, a huge part of that has to be the way they pushed mutants to interesting places in that game. And the Mutant Menace precon has a lot of my favorites of those kinds of mutants and supermutants. Of course, if you read...
Read moreCaesar, head of Caesar’s Legion in Fallout: New Vegas, believes that “an individual has no value beyond his utility to the state, whether as an instrument of war, or production.” Hence, his attack-focused deck is about sacrificing creatures for...
Read moreWhen I first started writing this article, I could only think of 80s music. So sorrynotsorry, but here’s the first song that earwormed me.
Read moreWhen I think of parasites I think of heartworms, face-huggers, paparazzi. But the MTG community has a different concept of parasites: mechanics and cards. It uses these concepts discuss how card designs and mechanics interact with the rest of the...
Read moreThe hardest thing about Judith, Carnage Connoisseur is spelling “connoisseur.” Everything else is easy. At least that’s what Judith makes it look like, as always. Pack your deck with spells that do damage in Rakdos colors and go ham is the idea...
Read moreOn MTG Arena, these format usually mean the investment of a lot of gems and wildcards to build a competitive deck, so today we’ll explore Arena’s classic Eternal format, Historic, and its newer, even more Eternal format, Timeless. We’ll give you...
Read moreThe Deep Clue Sea Commander precon deck’s funny name will remind you of Deep Blue Sea, and the comparison helps to understand it. The deck and the movie are fun but kinda all over the place with one or two good moments.
Read moreWe’re going to rank the best detectives today! And instead of a list with Sherlock Holmes, Kinsey Millhone, Hercule Poirot, Batman, Velma, and Matthew McConaughey in True Detective, we’re going with a brand new creature type in MTG, detective.
Read moreMurders at Karlov Manor has a totally fascinating mix of cards. Underneath the disguises and cloaks there are some really out-there designs that are carving up new space in MTG. I think this set will pay off for folks who like to brew and play...
Read moreFor newer players, the most likely entry point for the question of “Huh?” when they see the rules for landhome is when they get pulled into a game of Dandân. There’s some odd text on that card, a remnant of a now obsolete mechanic which...
Read moreNot all merfolk fit well in decks together, and the speed with which merfolk can hit the board in other formats just isn’t there in EDH. A slower merfolk deck sometimes wants some intervention from a higher power. Enter Kiora and friends!
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