Secrets of Strixhaven looks like a pretty juiced up set. There are a ton of headliners here, so today I’ll narrow down the newcomers to just the best in class. The Valedictorian-level graduates, if you will.
Read moreCombos are divisive among Commander players. Whether it’s a classic 2-card Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker combo or a Rube Goldberg contraption featuring four or five moving parts, it’s easy to feel like a combo that ends the game on the spot...
Read moreDimir’s a sneaky color pair. Combining blue’s cunning and black’s underhanded tactics results in a guild all about trickery, cleverness, and outsmarting one’s foes. That manifests in several ways on Magic cards, but the duo also pulls the two...
Read moreA ranking of a fundamental part of Magic? What kind of sorcery is this? Sorceries have been in the game since Alpha and are foundational to Magic. The entire game revolves around sorcery- versus instant-speed interactions, which all stems from...
Read moreWe’re heading back to a more secretive version of everyone’s favorite MTG wizarding school, so let’s set the stage for what you can expect from Secrets of Strixhaven prerelease events.
Read moreDid WotC just drop the best Commander-specific lands of all time in the Secrets of Strixhaven precons? Possibly, but there’s some stiff competition already.
Read moreIs it a wizard? Can it be your commander? Abra Cadabra, it’s a wizard commander! And it’s a fierce roster of legends.
Read moreThe sequel to 2021’s Strixhaven puts us back in school with all the familiar students and professors, and some new mysteries on Arcavios that the cast of characters needs to unlock. But how do the Secrets of Strixhaven Commander precons...
Read moreSecrets of Strixhaven spoilers have officially begun, so let’s see what they showed off on Day 1, and what we can expect leading up to the full set reveal.
Read moreRed thrives in the realm of artifacts. It’s one of the best colors at putting them into play for cheap and for scrapping and salvaging them over and over for crazy value.
Read moreA one-shot card in MTG can take an opponent from any reasonable amount of life to dead with just one action (or sometimes the same action multiple times). This can be anything from attacking with an arbitrarily large creature to some sort of...
Read moreIs that Ancestral Recall in a Standard set? Well, by name, yes. But mechanically? It’s a little more complicated than that.
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