Mono Black Aggro is a surprisingly quick deck that also incorporates some cool draw engines in the form of Hateful Eidolon, Lurrus of the Dream-Den, and various -X/-X auras to remove creatures on your opponent’s side. This deck’s main...
Read moreHello again Wizards of the world! Looking for new ways to play constructed Magic outside Standard or Historic? Well, look no further. Today we’ll cover Pioneer, one of the many ways that WotC offers players to engage us in the competitive...
Read moreWelcome to the school of mages! No, this is not a Harry Potter book, but the warmest welcome Wizards of The Coast is giving to you and all players around the world for its new set: Strixhaven.
Read moreWelcome to Draftsim! Instead of my usual breakdown of the cards for draft, I’m going to enlist the assistance of a special advisor. (By the way, thanks to Wizards for providing the three preview cards today.)Allow me to introduce Augusta, Dean of...
Read moreThe Time Spiral block is a beloved mark in MTG’s history with more than a handful of iconic cards and an exciting theme as the cherry on top. With remastered sets setting themselves up as a good way for Wizards to pump old favorites back into our...
Read moreIt’s time to go over a fresh take on one of my favorite decks, Dimir Rogues. Today, we’re taking a closer look at the mill variant, which is the more competitive build. If you like decks that require constant thinking, planning, and...
Read moreAs you’ve probably guessed by now, I’m going to be talking all about the mechanic known as “phasing” today! Phasing is a static ability that’s been around for 25(!) years but has rarely been used since its intro to the world of Magic.
Read moreGrab a friend and grab some cards because today we’re taking a look at Magic’s Battlebond expansion! A set that’s built with the two-headed giant and Commander formats in mind. This set brought with it all of the benefits of working as a team and...
Read moreSince the launch of MTG Arena, Wizards of the Coast has implemented a variety of ways to keep players interested and going back to the game, time and time again. Various new formats, a wide array of sleeves for our decks, pet companions, avatars...
Read moreCards are kind of important in Magic, believe it or not. It is a trading card game after all. And the cards that you play with in paper Magic, the ones you buy at your LGS, are printed by WotC. I mean, they’re outsourced to a printing press, but...
Read moreThere are an absolute ton of different dice available on the market for all different purposes when it comes to Magic. Some are fantastic, some are expensive, and some are not so great. Do you absolutely need any to play the game? Not really. A...
Read moreMagic: the Gathering has always had a wide range of mechanics and card types that serve to diversify gameplay and interaction between players. With Kaldheim’s recent release, more Sagas have found their way into the game. WotC is definitely...
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