Acorn Cards in MTG: Rules, History, and FAQ
Magic designers had previously used silver borders to indicate non-tournament legal cards, but that evolved into the much nuttier acorn stamp we see today.
Read moreMagic designers had previously used silver borders to indicate non-tournament legal cards, but that evolved into the much nuttier acorn stamp we see today.
Read moreMTG is a collectible card game, and collecting has always been the heart of the game. Magic has recently grown to a wider than-ever audience with differing card needs. Wizards quickly realized that some MTG players werenโt satisfied with the...
Read moreEnter the play boosters! The play booster packs replaced set and draft boosters and come alongside collector boosters with full set releases. What are these play booster packs all about?
Read moreStarting in the fall of 2019, Wizards of the Coast introduced a greater variety to their array of sealed product by revealing the collector booster, which persists even beyond the introduction of play boosters. Collector boosters introduced cards...
Read morePlay Boosters and Collector Boosters are getting a little bit of a makeover in 2027 and beyond, and Magic’s bringing back the elusive God Pack!
Read moreReality Fracture has given us the bomb to end all bombs with Ajani Unrelenting. It’s so incredibly good, it’s not even funny, and it might even be the best card we’ve ever gotten in a set for Limited.
Read moreTramplesaurus Rex has a concise gameplan and plenty of strong staples. But if you want to take it further than the box, there are ample upgrades to be made.
Read moreIn a stunning turn of events, it looks like Dack Fayden is the strongest commander out of Reality Fracture. It takes an insanely difficult infinite to get there, and we broke it down for you.
Read moreSerpents have been lurking in Magic’s oceans almost since the beginning as enormous blue creatures, usually with some pretty big drawbacks. Thankfully, serpents have improved quite a bit since Magic’s early days.
Read moreThe backpack, also known as the rucksack, the knapsack, or the back-appending device of storage, is a statement of style. Itโs what separates your look from that of a simple mediator of card games to one of a resourceful mage, with all of the...
Read moreThere are plenty of budget options you can play in Commander, and today I rank budget decks with plenty of power and variety despite not costing more than $100.
Read moreDiscard is an integral part of Magic. It disrupts other strategies, like combo or control. Effects that make your opponents slowly discard cards are nice ways to get an edge in grindy matches or fight opponents with a hand full of cards.
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