Combat is one of the core elements of Magic: The Gathering, and more often than not, there are tools that let our creatures come out on top over time. One of the most powerful ways to do so is by making them indestructible.
Read moreToday, we’re diving into the best red cards the Final Fantasy crossover has to offer and ranking them based on which seem most likely to stand out. Don’t worry, not everything is new; you’ll find some familiar faces along the way, just with...
Read moreFinal Fantasy brought tons of new commanders, and we’ll take a look at one of the most unique among them: Hope Estheim. While many legends from the set focus on equipment, Hope takes a different route: It turns every bit of lifegain into a slow...
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 moreLhurgoyf was my first MTG love. I started playing in Ice Age and this was the first build-around card my baby Magic brain understood. “Wait… it’s actually okay that my things go to the graveyard?!”
Read moreEnchantments are an amazing card type. There are fewer ways to remove enchantments than creatures and so you compile formidable board states by layering enchantment after enchantment that impacts the board.
Read moreRecursive creatures have a long history in Magic, providing midrange players with the grindy cards they need to win the late-game long after their opponents have emptied their hands and are limping along. Let’s figure out the best recursive...
Read moreCascade is one of my favorite mechanics in Magic. It offers good value and interesting deckbuilding constraints. For example, you can’t really run countermagic with cascade cards. It can also lead to innovative deck designs.
Read moreToday we’re diving deep into MTG’s mana symbols and the order that they appear on cards. We’ll also see why Atraxa, Praetor’s Voice and Witch-Maw Nephilim have their mana values the way they do and not just some random organization.
Read moreFinal Fantasy and its Commander decks have many strong and unique designs for all formats, and for FF fans of all games, gaming consoles, and ages. These are the best.
Read moreMagic certainly has its fair share of nonbasic lands across all formats. You probably know about the common ones already, like the original duals, utility lands, or creature lands. But one powerful nonbasic that often goes under the radar are the...
Read moreSage of Hours is a blue wizard from Journey into Nyx with busted ability. It does take quite a bit of set up, which is probably one of the big reasons it hovered around the $1 or $2 mark for so long.
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