In its original form, Endless Punishment lives up to its name by consistently dealing damage to opponents for basic elements of gameplay like drawing cards or casting spells – it’s what in Magic slang is known as a “group slug”...
Read moreLike most MTG sets, there’s some variety in Duskmourn’s artwork, though there’s enough consistency to nail down what seems to be the main direction of the set. One thing that’s clear is that there was an emphasis put on slightly more...
Read moreThere have been plenty of keywords and effects in Magic’s history that tax a player in exchange for a powerful up-front effect. Today I’m looking at cumulative upkeep and some of the cards with this questionable keyword.
Read moreToday I’ll be covering flash in our favorite card game. This a mechanic we’ve seen in the last couple years on infamous cards like Embercleave. Let’s find out why this mechanic is so popular and the scariest cards with it!
Read moreMagic: The Gathering has a bunch of rules. Seriously, it’s one of the most complex games ever, and every two months or so new cards are released that bring with them new rules and interactions. Human beings like to simplify things, and we tend to...
Read moreDuskmourn is the second set in the Dragonstorm Arc. It follows a rescue team composed of Kaito, Niko, Tyvar, Zimone, and The Wandering Emperor as they venture into the haunted-house-plane of Duskmourn in search of Nashi.
Read moreDuskmourn’s kind of a scary place, isn’t it? This Magic plane sucks you in without warning, traps you within narrow corridors and claustrophobic rooms, and everything seems like it’s out to kill you. Now tell me that doesn’t sound exactly like...
Read moreThe first few Drafts of any MTG set can be a daunting prospect. Fortunately, we’ve got you covered! Here’s my breakdown of what I believe are the early frontrunners for the best commons and uncommons in each color to draft in Duskmourn.
Read moreAh, Prerelease! My favorite time of the year, which is handy as we get five or so a year now! Duskmourn is Magic’s foray into ‘80’s style horror tropes, so expect haunted houses, weird technology, and more!
Read moreToday we’re taking a look at Death Toll, a Golgari Commander precon from Duskmourn: House of Horror Commander, and it already looks like one of the better ones. This deck is playable right out of the box and has two Golgari commanders, but we can...
Read moreDuskmourn: House of Horror brings a modern horror flavor to everybody’s favorite card game. Today, I’ll be looking over the entire set and reviewing each individual card for Sealed play and Booster Draft.
Read moreHave you ever wanted a snack but you know it’s not good for you, so you tuck it away and decide that it’s better as a reward for some accomplishment during your day? Then you treat yourself to that snack when you meet your self-imposed...
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