Time Spiral was one of the most influential blocks to ever come out. It introduced split second, a mechanic that oozes flavor for the time-themed set. A callback to the old interrupt card type from the early days of Magic with a flavorful...
Read moreGalaxy foils bring the wonder of the cosmos to a Magic card near you. Here’s everything you need to know about galaxy foils in MTG.
Read moreOffspring is an additional cost you may pay when casting creatures with the offspring ability. If you choose to pay the additional cost, you get to make a 1/1 token copy of the “parent” creature when it enters.
Read moreFree spells! Why pay mana if you don’t have to? Being free makes these spells some of the most powerful in all of Magic, but they’re not all great, and there’s usually no such thing as a free lunch when talking about powerful play pieces.
Read moreAs it turns out, Bloomburrow’s raccoons are by and large the only critters in this Magic set that have stumbled upon a new mechanic: expend. Expend is a rules term that cares about how much mana you’ve spent casting spells each...
Read moreTypically, winning a game of Magic comes down to who cast the most spells. Using all your available mana each turn is a simple way to track how well you’re playing. In fact, most spells want you to cast other spells, too, whether it’s a...
Read moreWith Spider-Man Collector boxes selling near $900 a piece now, people are starting to get a little bit concerned about this new age of hyper-expensive Collector’s boxes.
Read moreI’m just going to get the requisite pun out of the way: These cards are otterly cute! We’ve had a smattering of otters in Magic for a few years, but Bloomburrow brought a whole romp of otters.
Read moreRaccoons are a creature type in Magic, and a relatively new one. The first black border raccoon was printed in Streets of New Capenna, and they’ve popped up in a few sets since then.
Read moreBats have been around Magic for a while, although in small numbers. Bloomburrow brought them back in a big way with dozens of new designs! For the first time, bats are one of the set’s officially supported themes.
Read moreMagic is everywhere. And I mean everywhere, even in IPs and genres you might never expect. Some players shudder at the thought of playing with non-Magic characters and locations, but thankfully Universes Within provides a solution to that.
Read moreMTG Arena players will always complain about the game’s economy, and most of the time rightfully so. Whether you’re free-to-play or a cash spender, there’s always something to fix. With the prominent option of mythic packs in the Arena store...
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