Magic’s lore turned 30 not too long ago, and the last three decades gave us quite a few memorable villains. These villains range from understandable and ultimately redeemable to pure evil, which can help keep Magic’s story feeling fresh. It might...
Read moreThis Secret Lair is huge for OG Magic fans. We’re getting some insanely cool spins on classic cards, as well as some direly needed reprints.
Read moreMarvel: Darkhold Destiny is getting the full set treatment in 2027, complete with a Commander precon line-up consisting of four decks, much like 2026’s Marvel Super Heroes.
Read moreWith Niv-Mizzet, Ghost Counsel, we can turn pure lifegain into pure card draw, and there are many reasons to build a deck around this powerful engine.
Read moreGoing infinite might not guarantee a win, and it has quite the opportunity to make an incredible story, or turn you into a villain. You can use MTG to make your opponent suffer in an infinite loop and laugh as they realize they can do nothing to...
Read moreThere have been dozens of dual land cycles printed over the years, but ways of fixing for three colors at the same time are few and far between. It’s time to show you every single tri-land that has ever been printed in Magic.
Read moreGood news Commander players, Mark Rosewater just made a huge announcement. In 2027, we will be getting a record total of 24 commander precons, four for each set! This is more than we’ve ever gotten before, but is this good for the format...
Read moreStarting in 2027, your boosters have a chance to be God Packs stuffed to the brim with rares, mythics, and Booster Fun treatments.
Read moreThe Arena team cooked up some bangers for the final Alchemy drop. Have you ever wondered what would Thassa’s Oracle would look like as a green creature?
Read moreToday, we dive into the wild world of cards that love to break the rules, sticking their tongues out at the restrictions that bind them. You know, those sneaky little rascals that refuse to play by the usual deck-building conventions. The...
Read moreJace, Multiverse Architect is the most popular Reality Fracture commander, for good reason: It’s got an awesome ability that shows off the greatest threats you can find, in this multiverse or Jace’s Echoverse.
Read moreFour mana seems to be the threshold where Wizards feels comfortable printing powerful mana or card draw engines. This isn’t to say that commanders that cost less than 4 are bad, but 4-mana commanders just have a noticeable power bump over...
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