Complexity creep is an issue that doesn’t get discussed quite as much as power creep. But complexity in Magic remains on the rise, partly due to the increased use of cameo mechanics in the latest sets.
Read moreSomehow, an overnight rules change associated with Final Fantasy has indeed made Urza’s Saga more powerful. Not that it needed the help.
Read moreLord of the Rings had some pretty big shows to fill. Legendary shoes, if you will. Final Fantasy has filled them and then some, with the highest legendary creature count ever.
Read moreAmong the newer trends in MTG lately are these custom box-opening sites like Pullbox and Boxed. It’s all a bit confusing if you’ve never stumbled onto one of these sites, so I’m going to do my best to break down exactly what’s going on here.
Read moreThe hype for Final Fantasy is real, with yet-to-be-released commanders already impacting the secondary market. Take Slaughter, a mostly forgotten Exodus uncommon that’s on the rise now thanks to Y’shtola.
Read moreToday we’re taking a look at a custom online box-opening website for Magic: The Gathering. Pullbox doesn’t provide your typical box-openings, but something purely digital, with a lot of variance involved.
Read moreAtraxa, Praetors’ Voice has been dethroned as the most popular commander in the format. Its spot has been taken over by none other than The Ur-Dragon!
Read moreDeadpool, Trading Card might look like a joke at first, but he’s more than ready to take on the toughest cEDH tables out there.
Read moreFinal Fantasy’s not exactly putting clerics front and center, but they are getting a pretty powerful support piece from this set.
Read moreWho had a lifegain + mill commander on their bingo card? Hope Estheim is combining two strategies that have never really been put together before, until now.
Read moreAncient Adamantoise is officially the highest-toughness creature card in Magic: The Gathering. But does it have any other homes besides its own shell?
Read moreMagic’s flashback mechanic was introduced in Odyssey all the way back in 2001, just three months after the release of Final Fantasy X on the PlayStation 2. Twenty-four years later and the two meet up once again, with flashback appearing on...
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