Keen Engineering might be the most complicated of the Foundations Commander decks because it doesn’t rely on creature typal synergies, but it still enacts a simple artifact gameplan under the watchful eye of Sai, Master Thopterist.
Read moreThe war of the sphinxes and planeswalkers rages on. The Ur-Sphinx continues to spike sphinxes left and right, and an unexpected FRA breakout commander is moving planeswalkers.
Read moreMTG Head Designer Mark Rosewater just posted about it on his personal blog, we’ll be hearing about a brand new set tonight at New York Comic Con.
Read moreReality Fracture has been out for about a week now, so it’s time for me to share everything I’ve learned about drafting this awesome new format.
Read moreWarhammer 40K Commander decks are coming back with a vengeance, as Wizards of the Coast just announced that they would be reprinting these popular products. Is this a one-time thing, or does this mean they’re going to be doing reprints like...
Read moreA lot of old-school djinn came with oversized stats, but also massive drawbacks. Modern djinn are in general much better: They tend to support spellslinger and prowess strategies, and some have managed to become excellent Commander staples or...
Read moreA combo commander? In Selesnya?! Kwia Vigorbloom is a paradigm shift for the color pair in Commander, and we broke down its most powerful wincons.
Read moreOdds and Ends puts Yennett, Cryptic Sovereign at the front of a very odd Secret Lair Commander deck. Let’s give it a small make-over.
Read moreStarter Deck Duel is one of the best events for players starting out their MTG Arena journey, and above all for those playing on a shoestring budget. If you have a small collection, there’s no better way than the SDD to clear your daily...
Read moreMagic has had its fair share of busted and broken spells along the way, like any good card game should. But there are a few spells that are meant to be more powerful than most others, and their mana costs often reflect that. I of course speak...
Read moreMagic is a game whose objects are beautiful. I like beautiful things that aren’t parts of games. I play plenty of games with un-beautiful pieces. So a game that merges those two things is a feat, in digital gaming, board gaming, and in card...
Read moreMagic can be a game of intricate planning, long turns, and baroque strategies. But sometimes you just want to be a buffet dishing out knuckle sandwiches. Figuratively.
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