While black corners the market in general, find-all tutors, most colors can search for something specific, like blue’s ability to find instants and sorceries. Let’s find the best tutors for your spellslinging brews!
Read moreA Moonfolk from Saviors of Kamigawa has been making waves in cEDH’s current most popular deck.
Read moreOver the years Wizards has released a variety of products aimed at getting new players into Magic. One on-going iteration is the Starter Kit, sets of competing beginner’s decks meant to be played head-to-head as an introduction to the...
Read moreWhen you’ve got a deck of 40 cards and 23 nonlands, only so many of those are really strong, but such is the way of Limited play on Arena or paper. So who does the winner end up being?
Read moreLike any well-established creature type, zombies have plenty of support pieces and lords. In fact, there are so many zombie lords that you couldn’t possibly fit them all into a single list without unbalancing it, so I’m here to shed some...
Read moreCopy effects are having a moment in the secondary Magic market right now, with Commander players pushing up the price of a couple of Clone variants.
Read moreRed’s kind of on a tear in Magic right now, isn’t it? It’s a highly represented color across many 60-card formats, mostly due to the power and efficiency of recent prints.
Read moreJohn Avon is one of the mostly highly regarded Magic artists, so much so that I would bet that if a newish player only knows the name of one Magic card artist, it’s Avon’s. What makes his art, so often lands, sing to the fans?
Read moreThe EOE prerelease looks like an excellent event to hit up. It’s our first chance to play with the new cards and explore the world ourselves, and a great chance to catch up with the Magic community.
Read moreEdge of Eternities, MTG’s latest set, revives an old mechanic, and the secondary market is taking note.
Read moreMore sagas coming our way? Some of the early art from Edge of Eternities seems to indicate so.
Read moreLeviathans in Magic are often impactful, though some of the earlier ones hurt you more than they hurt your opponents. One thing’s for sure: You might not want to swim in the open ocean after this.
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