Descend and its related mechanics (descended, descend X, and fathomless descent) are some of the new abilities introduced to Magic: The Gathering in its latest set, The Lost Caverns of Ixalan (LCI).
Read moreA creative group of MTG players has invented a new Draft format that combines Cube and Jumpstart. It appeals to seasoned players and beginners alike. And no, it doesn’t use Polymerization.
Read moreOf all the magical creature in Magic, elves may be the most iconic, right up there with merfolk and goblins. They’ve always been part of the game, often helping aspiring green players produce extra mana to push ahead of their opponents.
Read moreBite spells and punch spells in MTG are spells that cause one of your creatures to deal damage equal to its power to another target creature without your creature taking any damage in return. Let’s dive into the top bite spells and discover how...
Read moreElspeth Tirel is a traumatic figure beneath beautiful white light, but what does this mean for our favorite card game? It means some truly bomb planeswalkers, that’s what.
Read moreAs you may already know, Outlaws of Thunder Junction is about, well, outlaws. Outlaws in MTG are assassins, rogues, pirates, mercenaries, and warlocks, and with a new term comes new commanders that care about these creature types.
Read moreRed is the best color in Magic for a number of different categories. But tutoring… well, let’s just say that’s not red’s strong suit.
Read moreWhat really separates Magic: The Gathering from so many other games I’ve played is its artwork. Magic has had over 400 artists over its almost 30-year span, all of which have produced almost too much art to count.
Read moreLutri and Biorhythm are in the clouds, and elves continue their Lorwyn Eclipsed-fueled rally.
Read moreMarch of the Machine introduced the MTG community to the first transforming double-faced token. And incubators turned out to be pretty cool!
Read moreEverybody knows extra turn cards. But what about a card that says to end the turn? What exactly happens when the turn comes to an abrupt end?
Read moreLeylines have become popular sideboard cards for many formats, but why? What can these cards do for you?
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