Khans of Tarkir gave us a way to call the color trios that have enemy colored combinations, and from that MTG set we got “Sultai” for the combination of the enemy colors black-green and blue-green, BGU. This color combination was...
Read moreDecks built around Mardu colors tend to focus on creatures and combat damage. What makes Mardu cards great? Which are the best for your decks? Today, your resident Mardu Hordechief ranks the best cards in Magic!
Read moreMany creatures have built-in ways to get around blockers, either by flying over their heads, burrowing through the ground, passing through the Shadow Realm (or whatever’s happening to the shadow cards in Tempest). Let’s take a look at the best...
Read moreAloy, Savior of Meridian is one of the most unique commanders to come from the PlayStation Secret Lair, carving out some much-needed new space for Simic.
Read moreWatch out Go-Shintai, there’s a new 5-color shrine commander on the block!
Read moreSurtr, Fiery Jötun is spiking hard thanks to Magic’s newest god warrior.
Read moreThe price on this EOE precon artifact has gone through the roof thanks to One Ring comparisons.
Read moreEvil necromancers and powerful planeswalkers have been resurrecting the dead to do their bidding for time immemorial. But where do skeletons fit in?
Read moreToday I’ll be running you through the ins and outs of shield counters. We’ll look at how they work, specific rules for novel situations, the best cards to dole them out, and more!
Read moreEvery few months, Wizards of the Coast blesses us with a brand-new set to shake up the game, and along with that we’re also graced with Sealed prerelease events! Follow me on this journey through the wonderful world of prereleases.
Read moreWhen broken cards appear in formats, top decks are reduced to those playing the broken card, or the few cards that beat it. Let’s examine the greatest design mistakes in Magic!
Read moreEvery so often, you’ll see an MTG Arena Cube event pop up in our Arena event calendar. So what is this format, how does it work, and where did it come from? Let’s talk about that.
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