If you were wondering what happened to Arena Opens, we’ve got our answer. They’re gone, but they’re also being replaced by something that might be even better for Limited specialists.
Read moreCabbage, as a pet?! And they all said I was crazy…. You’re just a few clicks away from having a cabbage companion of your own on MTGA.
Read moreManifest was originally an offshoot of morph in the Khans of Tarkir block, but now we’re so far along in Magic that the offshoots have offshoots! Manifest got an upgrade in Duskmourn with manifest dread.
Read moreI’m right off the back of Avatar: The Last Airbender prerelease, and I’m happy to report it was a resounding success!
Read moreIf you’ve ever wondered what the original art on the infamous Proposal card looks like, now you know, even if the circumstances surrounding the reveal are a bit unfortunate.
Read moreAs with paper Magic, MTG Arena can be a bit pricey if you’re not choosey with the way you buy products. As much as I’d love to just tell people to just draft to fill up their collections, it’s come to my attention that there are, in fact, people...
Read moreAllies were a creature type introduced back in the original Zendikar block, revisited in Battle for Zendikar/Oath of the Gatewatch, and then… never heard from again. Until now! Avatar: The Last Airbender revitalized allies with more modern...
Read moreMulti-format staple Cavern of Souls just had an extremely short-lived dip below the $20 range, though it’s already making a recovery from that record low price.
Read moreA new redirect spell hit Commander with the release of Avatar, and while it’s not dethroning Deflecting Swat any time soon, it’s a nice second-in-command.
Read moreThe Encyclopedia Countdown Kits came out just a week ago, but seems they might’ve been hiding a little bit more value than it initially seemed.
Read moreWhat do you get when a new Avatar commander combines with an old Stronghold combo card? New combos in EDH, that’s what!
Read moreAvatar: The Last Airbender fits Magic: The Gathering quite well, both in terms of flavor and the many unique cards it’s adding to the game.
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