Some people love the challenges and the extra power companions can bring, while other players get tired of battling a Lurrus or Yorion deck again and again. Today we’re going over all there is to know about companion rules, the power level...
Read morePhyrexia: All Will Be One was an even more distorted take on Scars of Mirrodin/New Phyrexia. Phyrexians took the plane of Mirrodin after all. Oil counters were one of the key features of this set.
Read moreAvatar Collector Boxes just hit a new low, Lorwyn Eclipsed Precons are super affordable, and tons of LOTR Commander product just went on sale.
Read moreInsects are one of the most diverse groups of creatures in our real world, but how are they represented in Magic?
Read moreBlack is one of the MTG colors with the least mono-colored sagas (it nearly ties with blue for the last spot, and a long way from white), but it has a couple of the strongest sagas.
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 Magic’s 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 morePirate commanders are legendary creatures that are also pirates, or other eligible commanders that mention pirates in their rules text or otherwise synergize with pirates. Outlaws of Thunder Junction introduced the typal coupling of rogues...
Read moreToday I’ll be discussing what exactly counts as a blue land, what the best blue lands are, and the best way to make use of them.
Read moreMenace can be a pretty intimidating mechanic, which is kind of funny considering it was introduced as the mechanic to replace intimidate (and fear before that). So what is menace?
Read moreTo make the most efficient picks even more tantalizing, MTG continues to print a slew of cards that reward players for having creatures with 2 power. Don’t mistake their lower stats for weakness.
Read moreAlthough MTG Arena is technically free to play, you still need to grind for or buy the cards you want to play in your decks. Or you can just pay cash, and for that you need go to the Store.
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