Power creep has, well, crept. Cards that were once incredible in Modern are now barely played in Standard, and The Brothers’ War could either further that creep or just be another example of its effect.
Read morePlayers get a new cycle of lands with the release of just about every Magic set. These are usually predictable reprints that fit the lore of the plane that the expansion is set on. With Dominaria United we got an abnormal release…
Read moreVanguard was introduced at events in 1997 as a casual variant format where a player chooses a single vanguard card representing a character from the Magic universe to lead their Constructed deck. But what are these cards, and how do they work?
Read moreWith the release of Streets of New Capenna, Standard won’t see its next round of set releases until Q3 and Q4 of 2022 with Dominaria United and The Brothers’ War. The latter set will highlight the war between Urza and Mishra originally featured...
Read moreWizards went straight for the nostalgia button when it announced Magic’s new Transformers cards. These two-sided cards feature beloved Transformers characters like Optimus Prime, Starscream, and Megatron.
Read moreAre you excited for Magic’s 30th Anniversary Edition? More interesting than the product itself has been that the reaction to it on social media.
Read moreBack in 2018, MTG released a product called Magic Game Night that flew under the radar of a lot of Magic players. And now we have the 2022 iteration, Game Night: Free-For-All.
Read moreMagic’s history features plenty of discontinued products, including the brief run of intro packs. These preconstructed starter decks began with 2008’s Shards of Alara and ended with Kaladesh in 2016.
Read moreShadowmoor was one of the main Magic sets released in 2008, revolving around a single mechanic: hybrid mana. The set has a dark theme, and the focus on hybrid mana led the set to care about the color of your permanents. It’s also one of the few...
Read moreUnfinity is coming, and if there’s one thing that these Un-sets are known for, it’s some of the best looking lands you’ve ever seen. Well, they certainly did that. Let’s check it out!
Read moreMagic’s Un-sets have always been cause for celebration, and where better to celebrate than Unfinity’s retro space carnival? What sets Unfinity apart is that a lot of its cards are legal to play in Commander and other eternal formats...
Read moreWizards have set their names in stone and cardboard, allowing future generations to honor and revere those planeswalkers who came before them. These World Champions’ decks were printed as promotional products each year after the Pro Tour to give...
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