Nelly Borca, Impulsive Accuser helms the Blame Game precon, mingling the new suspect mechanic with goad for a Commander-specific flavor to the precon. But is it any good? And how can we make it better?
Read moreCitizens across Ravnica are going missing. Murder is afoot. Business is booming at the deerstalker hat emporium. That’s right, we’re talking Murders at Karlov Manor. Specifically, it’s time to review the wave of Commander precons from this MTG...
Read moreHere we go guys, another MTG set and another piece of lore. Murders at Karlov Manor is a part of the Omenpath Arc, where planes are dealing with the aftermanth of the Phyrexian Invasion of the Multiverse while planeswalkers are losing their...
Read moreEven with the overlap with overall sac outlets, focusing on sacrificing artifacts still nets a lot of cards. Which artifact sac outlets are the best in each color? What payoffs can you look for when playing them?
Read morehis MTG set looks really sweet, and it’s my pleasure to bring you a card-by-card breakdown of it for playing Limited. My reviews are largely based on the card’s quality in a vacuum or assuming that their specific archetype is playable.
Read moreSince the first planeswalker printings in 2008’s Lorwyn, planeswalker cards have become the face of MTG. They are integral to MTG lore because the story arcs revolve around the events happening on many different interconnected planes. But...
Read moreWith every single Magic set released, there’s a particular set of cards that interests everyone: lands. The reason is simple: Even if you play a certain MTG format that’s more powerful than Standard, or if you only play casual Commander with your...
Read moreMarch of the Machine saw classic Magic characters teaming up across the multiverse, and Dominaria’s own fungal lord Slimefoot and un-killable goblin Squee have combined forces to become Slimefoot and Squee.
Read moreMurders at Karlov Manor has a totally fascinating mix of cards. Underneath the disguises and cloaks there are some really out-there designs that are carving up new space in MTG. I think this set will pay off for folks who like to brew and play...
Read moreA classic iconic card is Prodigal Sorcerer, affectionately known as Tim. Tim was the first pinger, or creature that tapped to deal damage. But the term “pinger” has grown to encompass a broader range of cards than in Tim’s day.
Read moreNot all creature “words” in Magic are creature “types”. There’s plenty of witches, but most of them use the warlock creature type. And while we’re still a ways off from Magic’s team-up with Marvel, I want to take a moment to celebrate the hulks...
Read moreYou don’t need a whole heck of a lot to get started playing Dungeons & Dragons. Getting started only requires a copy of the basic rules, a character sheet, and, of course, a set of polyhedral dice.
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