Wizards is no stranger to questionable decisions when it comes to making promo cards. But within the last decade or so, WotC made some changes to one of their longest-running promotions: the buy-a-box promo.
Read moreMagic has been recreated in multiple video game formats over the years, from PC to console to mobile. This allowed designers to overcome some paper limitations, like tracking changing card stats or applying random numbers, so tons of digital-only...
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 moreThere are more than a few cycles of nonbasic lands floating around in the Magic universe. Today I’d like to focus in on the Horizon lands, a cycle of duals inspired by Horizon Canopy, which was printed into existence in the original Modern...
Read moreWhite might not be the best color in Magic for card draw or even targeted removal, but when it comes to board wipes, white thrives. There are a ton of white sweepers to choose from, but not all of them are going to be right for your deck.
Read moreHomelands was a set released in 1995, and one of the first Magic expansions ever. It’s also arguably the worst set ever made.
Read moreThere are thousands of creature cards in Magic, but would it surprise you that only a few dozen have power greater than 10? Despite the game’s plethora of big creatures, very few ever reach the pinnacle point of being the biggest.
Read moreOne of WotC’s more classic and memorable products was the Deck Builder’s Toolkit. Originally intended to help new players quickly build a collection that could support a variety of styles and strategies, these Toolkits lasted nearly 10...
Read moreBefore MTGA, the only digital way of playing Magic that resembled the in-person play experience was MTGO. Magic Online, like Arena, has an in-game economy. It’s not a closed one, so there’s a way to invest and earn money from the...
Read moreThe event decks were either big hits or huge misses, but all have stood the test of time as exciting or otherwise notable releases in Magic’s history. Let’s take a closer look at what made these decks so special!
Read moreDominaria United released in early September, and we can finally take a look at the land department now that it’s here. The set’s lands reflect that, with everything from the return of some old-school pain lands to beautiful stained-glass...
Read moreDominaria United brought back a number of popular mechanics, including sagas and kicker, but it also introduced a few new ones like enlist. Unfortunately, it’s not the most elegant mechanic from a rules perspective. So today, I’ll be flexing my...
Read more
