Look, you gotta play lands to compete in Magic, and a good land tutor can help ensure you always have your land drop for the turn. Or, you can get ahead of the competition with a few timely ramp spells.
Read moreWizards of the Coast fell short on their target for Lightning Greaves reprints, despite putting a new version in literally every possible set they could have put one in.
Read moreEvery color combination in Magic does something unique, but none do creature decks quite like Gruul. It has one clear strategy that can function without those things: playing huge creatures.
Read moreThe premium bundle alternative for Secrets of Strixhaven is the Codex Bundle, which is clocking in at triple-digit prices. Is it worth it?
Read moreThe data’s in and Pick-Two Draft has simply been too slow. Time to take it up a notch. Not to 11. To 15!
Read moreThere’s an intrigue to X-spells in Magic; they’re naturally modal, and they [mostly] scale as the game continues and you have access to more and more mana. There’s also a lot of X-spells available, from fireballs to mass draw spells.
Read moreTypal strategies are a mainstay of Magic design, with lords as one of the better payoffs, but not all lords were created equal. Today I look at lords of all shapes and sizes across a wide variety of creature types, and I do my best to be as...
Read moreToday’s list will test your loyalty. Er… your friends’ loyalties. Er… your superfriend loyalties? Planeswalkers, we’re talking about planeswalkers.
Read moreMagicCon just dropped a load of spoilers on us from the next three major Magic sets, including Marvel Super Heroes, The Hobbit, and Reality Fracture. Here’s everything we saw.
Read moreWell check you out big baller, searching for some expensive dice to add to your stack of accessories! While a pricey piece of porcelain won’t win any more die rolls, the expensive option sure looks and feels a lot better, doesn’t it?
Read moreToday we’re exploring the underdogs, the underappreciated, the runner-ups, and so forth. We’re looking at rock-solid Commander cards that absolutely hold their own in-game, but don’t have the overarching support of the player base.
Read moreMagic players seem to collectively agree that cards and sets have become more complicated than they used to be. There’s more text on cards these days, they interact with each other in complex ways, and some even have six cards’ worth of text to...
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