MagicCon just dropped a load of spoilers on us from the next three major Magic sets, including Marvel Super Heroes, The Hobbit, and Reality Fracture. Here’s everything we saw.
Read moreRed sagas range in power from Limited cards to format-warping bombs, with a host of powerful abilities that provide long-term advantages.
Read moreSecrets of Strixhaven continues to make the market move, with some influence coming from recent popular commanders, and anticipation of the SOS Pro Tour this weekend.
Read moreMarvel Super Heroes, The Hobbit, and Reality Fracture are all on the the docet for a Las Vegas preview panel. You won’t want to miss it!
Read moreThe eloquent college of Silverquill focuses on the use of powerful words, including in the creation of their mascot, inklings. These usually manifest as black and white fliers, most of which are tokens.
Read moreMTG Arena introduced a new high-risk, high-reward Draft alternative, though it was short-lived for Secrets of Strixhaven. How do Contender Drafts work, and are they worth your precious gems?
Read moreSlime Against Humanity brings an interesting wrinkle to the relentless card strategy. So, which commanders should you run if you want to get the most out of your many slimes?
Read moreEver just want to call your friends over and crack open a box of Revised with the boys? It’s gonna cost you nearly $20,000.
Read moreVoting for a certain effect to happen is pure politics in multiplayer games, and MTG adapted the idea for Conspiracy and Commander games. Today, we’re looking at council’s dilemma, a mechanic that has only a few cards, but has a big impact on the...
Read moreToday I’m showing black in all its splendor, highlighting the best black cards that MTG has to offer.
Read moreThis Exhibition Tidecaller card looks a lot like Hedron Crab, doesn’t it? That’s probably a sign of a card you’re going to lose to in Constructed at some point.
Read moreLands in Commander decks can be a difficult piece to refine when deckbuilding, but it doesn’t have to be. A little bit of insight into how your deck wants to play can greatly influence your land count.
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