Phyrexia: All Will Be One gave us a few cycles of cards, one of them being the Dominus cycle. These mythic creatures’ doubling abilities are incredible strategy accelerators, and they even make great commanders to build around. Whatever your...
Read moreThe PlayStation Secret Lairs bring us a bunch of new commanders and valuable reprints, and they show promise for what a fully fleshed out PS/MTG crossover might look like. Let’s see what they’ve got, and whether they’re worth your money.
Read moreKev Walker is so prolific and is such a master of different styles, with a dramatic pen and ink style in the British tradition. Let’s see his best work from among over 500 Magic illustrations.
Read moreA few years ago, spiders had next to no lords in Magic. Things sure have changed, haven’t they? Not only do we have more possible lords for spiders, but we have them in more colors, too.
Read moreToday, I’m sorting the chase precons from the bulk with mono-colored precons. It’s not often we get a precon that’s only one color, so they need to be doing something special when we do!
Read moreToday, let’s take a look at colorless pump spells. These cards might be some of the best pump cards because they fit into almost any kind of deck without a mana requirement.
Read moreI’ll be making the case for one of my favorite color combinations, especially in Commander. Naya is the color combination of dangerous lands, giant dinosaurs, and wide boards full of creature tokens, to name just a few of its possibilities.
Read moreThere are dozens of fully built Commander decks for sale across eBay, Amazon, and other third-party sites. These decks are ready in all kinds of colors, styles, strategies, and price ranges, from $40 all the way up to $400.
Read moreThe mixed reception for Spider-Man can be attributed to Wizard’s choice to release it on their digital platform as a set called Through the Omenpaths. But what’s different about these two versions of the same set?
Read moreBlue can be your favorite color of MTG, or your worst nightmare, depending on the decks you play and the people you know. Blue still has some of the best archetypes and strategies in the game, across multiple formats.
Read moreBlack is the color that typically gets to do everything, but at a cost. However, removing enchantments is a relatively new addition to black’s arsenal, with very few premium effects that fit in this space.
Read moreTrading cards—from Magic and beyond—are interesting collectables. While they fit in your pocket, some can be valued at near-unspeakable dollar figures. We’re talking hundreds, even thousands of dollars for a slip of cardboard with a smattering of...
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