My first intro to imps was in Neverwinter Nights (need I remind you of my tattoo?). They’re annoying little buggers in that game, trickster devils that serve sorcerers and wizards. Which really isn’t that far off from their existence in Magic.
Read moreFuture Sight was one of three funky sets from the Time Spiral block. Released in May 2007, Future Sight followed up Planar Chaos’ colorshifted cards by featuring a number of “futureshifted” cards.
Read moreMagic has a lot of different creature types. Centaurs are one of the creature types that don’t appear as often in the game. While there aren’t as many of them, there are still some pretty good centaur cards that you can include in your decks.
Read moreOnslaught is the set that gave us fetch lands like Polluted Delta that changed MTG Constructed forever. On top of that we have tribal synergies, lands that cycle, and much more.
Read moreWizards has produced unique Magic products created with collectors in mind over the years. WotC’s first foray into collector product appeared 1993 in the Collector’s Edition and Collector’s Edition, International box sets.
Read moreOther options to bypass blockers are to kill them or to use combat tricks to win fights, but what if I told you that there’s another way? Yes, you can hit your opponent’s life total without engaging in combat or worrying about what...
Read moreMirrodin was the first MTG set to take place on a plane other than Dominaria. Mirrodin, a plane created by the planeswalker Karn, took the spotlight. Mirrodin was released in 2003, and it led a trend of sets that took place on another plane with...
Read moreToday I’m looking at the best djinns in Magic, or at the very least the ones that have a fighting chance in Commander. King Suleiman, it’s your time to shine!
Read moreLove it or hate it, Alchemy’s still holding strong, with the latest batch of digital-only cards supplementing The Brothers’ War. So what exactly does Alchemy: The Brothers’ War have in story for us?
Read more2020 was an interesting year for Magic products. Wizards has introduced a new product similar to Signature Spellbooks, but this time specifically focused on Commander players: Commander Collection.
Read moreSerpents were slow, ineffective, and vaguely unplayable creatures in Magic for a long time. Recent sets have started to reverse this trend, so if you grew up hoping there really was a Loch Ness Monster, I may have cards for you to consider in...
Read moreDominaria Remastered has just been spoiled, and it’s a beast of a set! It’s made for Limited play and to reprint old cards, and it consists only of cards with Dominarian settings. There are many great 90s sets to choose from.
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