Incarnations. The embodiment of a (usually) single-word feeling or emotion into a single creature, usually affecting the board with a powerful ETB or static ability. They’re very evocative of whatever they’re representing and are packed with...
Read moreFrom new 5-color legends to build arounds for any player archetype, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles might have your next commander.
Read moreArena Limited Championships are replacing Arena Opens, and last weekend’s Qualifier revealed numerous problems with the process.
Read moreTesting out TMNT Limited some time soon? Here, I’ll go over my picks for the best commons and uncommons from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in each color to arm you with a bit of extra information.
Read moreFaces of the Past is in low supply, and it synergizes with a very in-demand recently released Commander.
Read moreBattlefields get messy in Magic: stuff dies, stuff blinks, stuff gets bounced… and then the ninjas do the classic “now you see me, now you don’t.” That’s represented by the disappear mechanic in TMNT.
Read moreMagic has its share of iconic characters, and Gideon Jura certainly belongs among them as one of white’s most prominent planeswalkers. The planeswalker cards that depict this self-sacrificing warrior of justice range in power and cost, though...
Read moreThe Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles set comes with its own designer booster “Pizza Bundle” to whet the appetites of those TMNT and Magic fans that want something extra but don’t want to extend into booster box territory.
Read moreTMNT is upon us, in all its cheesy glory. Here are our picks for the must-have cards from the set.
Read moreWith the Heroes in a Half Shell joining Magic: The Gathering, so let’s look at every card that you can find in Play boosters of TMNT and judge how they’re likely to play out in a prerelease or a local draft.
Read morePai Gow is the perfect way to squeeze more value from your pack-opening experience. It’s a way to gamify cracking packs, adding a little touch of extra flair to your boosters.
Read moreI’m a fan of wolves and werewolves because their lore goes back before I even started playing MTG. I’ve made some decks around werewolves in the past, but I felt a little bad that I left some wolves behind.
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