With Universes Beyond making up so much of Magics set releases, what role do actual in-universe Magic sets play now? MaRo’s got some insight into what players want from new Magic settings.
Read moreSlivers are a beloved staple tribe of Magic. While they’re not quite as popular as goblins, elves, or dragons, slivers enjoy a hardcore cult following.
Read moreWelcome to Thunder Junction, where crime is perfectly natural. We’re all outlaws here, which means that crime pays! But what does it actually mean in terms of gameplay, and which cards reward you the most for your criminal behavior?
Read moreMisprints abound in Tarkir: Dragonstorm, including cards that clearly should have been rejected – how bad is it?
Read moreBloomburrow introduced a powerful new group hug commander, one with plenty of power to take over the game even as your opponents draw cards. Let’s see what nonsense we can get up to with Ms. Bumbleflower!
Read moreModern Horizons 3 was a set full of busted cards that went on to have a huge impact on multiple formats. The rare we’ll be discussing today is not one of those, however, as Ripples of Undeath has hardly seen any tournament play. Despite...
Read moreNo one really needs a premium dice set, but switching to a nice, upscale set of dice is just one of many ways you can invest into your gaming experience. We’re going to look at Runic Dice today and see what sort of dice sets they have on...
Read moreThe mercenary is a classic archetype in fantasy settings. Sell-swords who peddle their loyalties either alone or as part of a larger organization, these gritty warriors-for-hire are the backbone of any fantasy adventuring-based economy. From...
Read moreMagic has plenty of keywords and mechanics that create quite the learning curve for new players. Suspend is a mechanic like no other. It’s kind of like an investment in your future self in each game.
Read moreEmbarking on the Magic Online platform is an exciting journey for any aspiring collector or player; however, being newer to the client can be tricky, and in most cases, you may end up paying more than you should for cards when you start building...
Read moreYesterday, Head Designer Mark Rosewater answered an interesting question on Blogatog that concerned the future of external tracking mechanics. His response was as follows: “We’re actually moving in the opposite direction, trying to...
Read moreThe Commander precon version of Betor asks you to focus on creatures, with a few tools to gain and lose life. This deck fulfills those needs with an eye towards disruptive creatures and plenty of card advantage for a midrange shell that grinds...
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