The 49 Best Red Artifacts in Magic Ranked
Red thrives in the realm of artifacts. Itโs 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 moreRed thrives in the realm of artifacts. Itโs 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.
Read moreConverge is back in SOS, despite being a fairly unpopular mechanic during its original set. Maybe this is the right setting for it.
Read moreColorless decks have the most restricted access to Magicโs card pool, but they still have access to excellent enters-the-battlefield cards, which are a tried-and-true way to gain an advantage and open up combo and synergy potential for a deck.
Read moreAs the primary color for large creatures and mana acceleration, it makes sense that green has access to the best land and creature tutors in Magic. Green tutors take second place to blackโs more versatile search effects, but greenโs options are...
Read moreBoros planeswalkers are generally aggressive, as the colors suggest, with a focus on equipment thanks to Nahiriโs frequent appearances.
Read moreLands are arguably the most important game piece in Magic. Playing without lands is like playing Monopoly without money. Like eating Oreos without the cream filling. Like popcorn without the pop.
Read moreBirds that set themselves alight fit into the fantastical world of Magic just as well (three guesses which color they appear in most and the first two don’t count). Come fly with me and letโs do some fiery birdwatching!
Read moreYouโve probably encountered plenty of decks focused on enchantments. Youโll want a few tutors to find what you need if this strategy piques your interest. But which are the best?
Read moreWant to play Magic: The Gathering cards in Slay the Spire 2? Well, thanks to this awesome mod, you absolutely can.
Read moreWith scry such a ubiquitous part of the game, itโs no surprise there are so many cards that put the ability to good use. Letโs sift through the more than 400 scry cards in Magic and pluck out the best of the bunch!
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