It seems like there’s something eerie going on at Duskmourn: House of Horror. Or outright terrifying! Eerie is a new ability word from Duskmourn that’s a new take on constellation, or “enchantmentfall” if you will.
Read moreThe typical double focus of a Commander precon these days is pretty easy to spot in this one, as it’s right there in the face commander, Zimone, Mystery Unraveler. This human wizard’s landfall ability wants you to drop lands to get value...
Read moreEach precon has a fresh theme or a unique twist, and as a whole Duskmourn’s Commander line-up is probably the best we’ve seen this year, and it’s causing some major price spikes
Read moreDuskmourn is right around the corner, and people are getting excited for it! There’s lots going on in this Magic set, and it has some powerful-looking cards, and some amazing and spooky art to go with them. But what are the best and most exciting...
Read moreGreetings planeswalkers! It’s time to leave the idyllic land of Bloomburrow (and its fiery but mostly peaceful Draft format) for something darker. Not too dark, though, as Dana Fischer wouldn’t have been able to play the Magic set, but dark...
Read moreAnother Magic set, another batch of Commander precons! This time we’re getting into a collection of completely killer Duskmourn Commander decks, most of which touch on major themes from the mainline Standard set. It’s an incredibly fun-looking...
Read moreDuskmourn’s release brings a powerful and cheap new infinite combo into Magic’s Standard, Modern, and Pioneer formats with Fear of Missing Out.
Read moreSome creatures die easier than others. But creatures with the undying keyword come back stronger after death. This is a simple keyword that saw play in Standard and is now a staple of Modern.
Read moreDuskmourn: House of Horror is brimming with cool Magic cards, and this MTG set is poised to impact Standard hugely since we’ve just had a rotation. But this set has tools for many Magic formats, including Pioneer and EDH. I bring you the most...
Read moreIn 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.
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