MTG Arena players will always complain about the game’s economy, and most of the time rightfully so. Whether you’re free-to-play or a cash spender, there’s always something to fix. With the prominent option of mythic packs in the Arena store...
Read moreInfinite turn combos don’t just give you value—they give you everything. They let you untap, draw, and swing again and again while your opponents sit back and watch.
Read moreDoubling damage is cool, but you know what really takes things to the next level? Tripling it. There are cards in Magic that don’t just give you more—they give you three times the value.
Read moreIt’s that time of the year! A big new fall set is here and with it comes Standard rotation, for both digital and paper formats. For MTG Arena that means a special event called “Renewal.”
Read moreToday, we take a look at the best ways to buff your wizards in combat through lords – creatures that naturally enhance your wizards should they enter the red zone. Wizards are tricky, though, so these aren’t your typical creature lords.
Read moreSpider-Punk immediately screams cEDH play, but will it be a new all-star, or is this just another one for the bulk bin down the line?
Read moreWe already saw one key ally card spike recently, but now it looks like a whole wave of forgotten ally cards are on their way up in anticipation of a revival in Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Read moreFor many, nothing beats a good old-fashioned attack. Now what if you could win by attacking over and over during a single turn?
Read morePod effects let you work up a mana chain by sacrificing smaller cards to get bigger ones from your library, and they’ve been powerful players across several formats.
Read moreFrequent fliers at cEDH tables, partner commanders are immensely powerful due to the card advantage they generate, but they’re also incredibly fun. So let’s uncover the best partner pairs to put in your command zone!
Read moreStep aside, Tezzeret. There’s a new bad bug in town!
Read moreAnyone who played Two-Headed Giant over Edge of Eternities prerelease had to live in fear of one particular 4-mana spell ending games in the most unfair way possible.
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