Curious about what’s coming to MTG in 2027? Or how many Magic sets on average you can expect going forward? Missed that preview panel from MagicCon? Then let’s dive into what Wizards of the Coast has announced, the Universes Beyond...
Read moreStarting in the fall of 2019, Wizards of the Coast introduced a greater variety to their array of sealed product by revealing the collector booster, which persists even beyond the introduction of play boosters. Collector boosters introduced cards...
Read moreThere’s no denying it: The hottest of hot cards these days are all serialized. In any set that includes them, they make up the most expensive cards that you can pull. In just a couple of years there’s been multiple iterations, and they’ve...
Read moreIt’s time to make the fantastic, not-confusing-at-all rules of Magic a little easier. Today you’ll learn about the goad mechanic. I’ll go over what it is, answer some often-confusing questions regarding the mechanic, and talk about the history...
Read moreWho hasn’t had the urge to just take a quick peek into the future? Magic lets you do that sometimes, with an entire collection of “future sight” cards dedicated to letting you play from the top of your library.
Read moreWhile the “partners with” commanders limit the overall variety of deck building compared to normal partners, they can still pack a wallop and lead to some interesting play patterns.
Read moreThere’s only two lobsters you can run in sanctioned play. But that’s bound to change.
Read moreAshaya’s Enduring Bond flaunts its uniqueness as a legendary sorcery that gets to sit in your command zone. Let’s see what we can do with it.
Read moreNot only is Gleaming Splendor from The Hobbit an instanst Commander staple, but it’s also an insane combo machine when paired with a few other key cards.
Read moreWizards of the Coast finally decide to allow us to report players on Arena. As the world’s foremost vigilante genius, I have a LOT to say on the matter.
Read moreGreen is Magic’s premier ramp color, but it doesn’t like artifacts that much. Still, green mana rocks do exist… and a couple of them are among MTG’s most powerful artifacts ever printed.
Read moreWizards of the Coast does a lot to try and keep Standard interesting, successful or not. They constantly put out new cards to the point where most new cards are designed with Standard in mind. Is it so bad to play with the new cards Wizards...
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