Chaos decks are built with the goal not to necessarily win as quickly as possible, but to create as confusing or complex of a board state as possible. This archetype may be used by the pilot specifically to disrupt powerful opponents by adding...
Read moreSealed feels like a special event because it’s usually used for the prerelease of a new product. It’s also a great way to get to know the newest sets and understand how some of the archetypes work together.
Read moreBasically, it’s a key aspect of MTGA’s economy: an experience track that rewards you with stuff every time you level up, which happens every 1,000 XP. You earn XP by completing daily quests and winning games. There’s a free version...
Read moreThere’s a lot of buzz surrounding Reality Fracture, and a couple card images have surfaced showing what the set might look like. But are they even real to begin with, and what does it mean for the set if they are?
Read moreSilverquill, the Disputant offers your spells casualty, which lets you copy instants and sorceries by sacrificing creatures. It’s the perfect commander for a grindy, token-based deck.
Read moreWerewolves are an interesting creature type in Magic. Let’s look at the few werewolf commanders that exist in Magic and a few commanders that can work for a werewolf deck, even though they aren’t werewolves themselves.
Read moreMagic thrives in a space between creativity and reference. Among the most recognizable of its adapted fantasy races are zombies, shambling about the Gothic horror of Innistrad and carefully tending the fields of Amonkhet, with plenty of variety...
Read moreSpirits can be a powerful force on the battlefield, with more and more spirits being printed across all colors. Have a look at one of the most well-supported creature types in MTG!
Read moreFlashback is simple, with great gameplay and a huge design space. This mechanic allows you to reuse spells from your graveyard without having to jump through any hoops other than paying the flashback cost.
Read moreWe saw this before with Stock Up. Flow State is a new uncommon draw spell that’s a powerhouse in multiple formats, and its price reflects that.
Read moreThe turbulent lands are a new cycle of Commander-focused lands from Secrets of Strixhaven, and they’re prefect mana fixers for casual EDH decks.
Read moreIt’s still early, but these are the cards Commander players are jamming most so far from Secrets of Strixhaven.
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