The Gearhulks were a “Titan rip-off” cycle originating from Kaladesh, but they felt like an overall success. With Aetherdrift adding a new cycle of Gearhulks to the mix, these artifact creatures entered super-cycle territory, with just enough...
Read morePai Gow is the perfect way to squeeze more value from your pack-opening experience. It’s a way to gamify cracking packs, adding a little touch of extra flair to your boosters.
Read moreTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has exactly one Commander precon, so let’s focus on everything Turtle Power! has to offer, both new and old.
Read moreFinally, some REAL news about the Magic: The Gathering movie! Well, not really, but who knows what’s going on with that thing, anyway?
Read moreBlue mages love to keep their options and mana open. As a blue Commander player, you’ll often find yourself waiting and reacting to what other players are doing. That means tutors are your best friends, giving you a toolbox of possible answers to...
Read moreTMNT’s official preview trailer didn’t show off much we didn’t already know, but it did give us a look at a swath of new cards for +1/+1 counter decks.
Read moreTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will have the usual prerelease weekend, one that won’t look much different than the typical prerelease, though it might smell like pizza depending on where you play.
Read moreA 50% increase on commander tax? What’s next, the tuck rule’s back!?
Read moreRed is the best color in Magic for a number of different categories. But tutoring… well, let’s just say that’s not red’s strong suit.
Read moreThe very concept of proliferation means to grow, but not everything is better in larger numbers. You can use proliferate in Magic to strengthen your creatures or wither your opponents’ boards into nothing.
Read moreA new game by Mark Rosewater? Could it finally be the long-awaited release of Mood Swings, or is it something else entirely? We’ll find out in May 2026 at MagicCon Las Vegas.
Read moreRemember fidget spinners? As a former middle school teacher, I know I sure do. Look, people just like to tinker with things. They use the tactile movement to calm nerves, focus up, or sometimes just to keep themselves occupied. I get the...
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