Proxies aren’t real Magic cards and aren’t suitable for tournament play. Why proxy, if you can’t actually use them? Well, there are some places where it’s perfectly fine to run proxies, but you just need to be aware of when it’s appropriate.
Read moreThe recently spoiled Temur Roar precon is packing heat, which makes sense when you consider how many dragons are in the deck!
Read moreForget about mana screw – the latest Arena Cube iteration lets you draft TONS of fetch and shock lands!
Read moreMagic’s Lord of the Rings crossover offers lots of exciting deck techs to dive into. The set has plenty of exciting commanders that let you bring your favorite LotR characters to the battlefield.
Read moreTarkir: Dragonstorm is almost fully revealed, and with that comes the revelation of a strange truth about the set: Omens could lead to some very long games.
Read moreWinota is one of the most game-changing cards in Magic: The Gathering, thanks to its dominance across multiple formats. Today, we’re diving into what makes Winota such an explosive commander in EDH, and how top competitive players build around it...
Read moreTiamat – a mega popular legendary god dragon from Adventures in the Forgotten Realms – has seen spikes from close to 100% to more than 400%, depending on the printing.
Read moreToday, I want to upgrade the Mardu Surge deck that’s led into battle by Zurgo Stormrender, which promises to be an aggressive deck and showcases the mobilize mechanic. Can it hold up to that promise, and how can we make it better?
Read moreThe fourth of five Tarkir: Dragonstorm precons has been shown, with an interesting theme: High-toughness matters!
Read moreAs if dragons weren’t inherently powerful enough already, they now have a steady alternate wincon that’s not all that hard to pull off, courtesy of Tarkir: Dragonstorm.
Read moreToday, I’m taking a look at the Jeskai Striker deck helmed by Shiko and Narset, Unified and featuring the brand-new flurry mechanic. It promises to be a spellslinger deck, but will it be any good? And how can we make it better?
Read moreA few years ago, Commander Legends introduced a cycle of “Will” cards. These were modal spells that let you choose both modes if you controlled your commander. Now Tarkir: Dragonstorm is taking a page out of that book and creating...
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