If you want the most expensive individual printing of a common card, you know those are mostly from Alpha. But if you want to know which commons are the most expensive regardless of reprints, I’ve got you covered.
Read moreThe forthcoming Boros Secrets of Strixhaven precon is led by a new version of Quintorius, and these combo upgrades break your list.
Read moreThis new version of Rootha leads the forthcoming Izzet Secrets of Strixhaven precon. These combos will pack a huge punch in the deck.
Read moreWe already knew about the Secrets of Strixhaven Command Tower promo, but 2 Incredible forthcoming Secret Lair reprints were just sneakily revealed.
Read moreFringe formats were the biggest financial motivators on the market this week, with the biggest mover being a certain fish-themed Secret Lair Drop.
Read moreChaos commanders are legendary creatures that can enable or enhance a chaos-style strategy. This mostly means having abilities that add some kind of randomizing aspect to the game, as well as enabling said strategies in some way.
Read moreWhite’s enters abilities are among the best in the game, partially because it has really impactful ones and partially because it’s the best color at exploiting them thanks to the abundance of flicker effects and ability doublers in the color.
Read moreThe easiest way to generate black mana is tapping the basic Swamp to add 1 to your mana pool. But that doesn’t have to be your only black land! There are over 50 lands that produce black mana, and not all were created equal.
Read moreWorld renowned sci-fi author Brandon Sanderson’s famous MTG novella is finally getting a physical print, and it’s gorgeous.
Read moreThere’s one thing every deck has, no matter the color or strategy: art. Today, our goblin crew is heading to painting class to decide which goblin art is the best ever printed.
Read moreWhat the heck is Hexhaven? With Secrets of Strixhaven on the horizon, we decided to investigate one of its biggest mysteries.
Read moreOf Magic’s deck archetypes, control might be the most infamous. Who hasn’t played the long game against the deck that seems to have every answer to sweep your board state aside while drawing more cards than you can dream of?
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