The Ultimate Guide to Limited on MTG Arena
MTG Arena offers multiple play options tailored to different users’ preferences. Some like to play Constructed events while others, like me, love to play Limited events.
Read moreMTG Arena offers multiple play options tailored to different users’ preferences. Some like to play Constructed events while others, like me, love to play Limited events.
Read moreThe Omniscience Draft format gets rid of the whole “lands are resources” concept, and turns your hand into a Free All You Can Cast buffet.
Read moreClerics have long been a part of Magic, and occasionally pop up as a core creature type in various sets. They pull lifegain and sacrifice strategies together in a way that feels organic and powerful.
Read moreThanks to a packaging reveal for Marvel Super Heroes, we now have confirmation that the second Infinity Stone will be entering Magic this year.
Read moreLet’s take a look at the five face commanders of the Secrets of Strixhaven Commander precons, and see how they stack up in a head-to-head battle.
Read moreEveryone knows about taking extra turns, but straight-up skipping someone’s turn is way less common. Here are all the ways you can do that.
Read moreStarter decks are excellent if you’re new to MTGA, or if you don’t have a big collection. Today I’ll go through each of these decks on Arena and show you how you can switch some cards and have a more strong and cohesive deck.
Read moreWe finally have some official Secrets of Strixhaven previews, with our first look at the new bonus sheet from the set, our first elder dragon, the Commander precons, and a card that makes you do real math.
Read moreEveryone’s catching on: Isilu is an absolute house in multiple formats. Feels like players discover new ways to break it every hour.
Read moreAlchemy’s back with Lorwyn Eclipsed, and with it comes the 5-color hybrid commander no one knew they wanted until they saw it.
Read moreColorless cards include a lot of different stuff, from equipment to Eldrazi, so these budget options will cover cards that fit a high variety of decks ranging from aggro to control and combo.
Read moreMerfolk is a creature type that’s pretty flush with great commanders. That means when a new one comes out, it really has to have a unique angle to make it worth considering. Luckily, The Lost Caverns of Ixalan precons gave us a pretty cool option...
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