These days, with a new MTG set there’s a big chance that we’ll get a new creature type, with new mechanics and typal interactions. As it turns out, mounts were a nice fit for Magic, appearing beyond the Old West setting of Thunder Junction.
Read moreSimic might be the strongest color combination in Commander, at least at the lower Brackets. That means that Simic precons likely have an edge over their contemporaries.
Read moreInterested in taking a traditional sacrifice strategy and emphasizing the lifegain part of the equation? Witherbloom Pestilence is the precon for you.
Read moreThere’s no denying it: The hottest of hot cards these days are all serialized. In any set that includes them, they make up the most expensive cards that you can pull. In just a couple of years there’s been multiple iterations, and they’ve...
Read moreOne of the most interesting parts of the set booster experience is the chance to get a Special Guest or another reprint card from The List. Special Guest cards are “highly desired reprints with creative that adapts it to the world,” according to...
Read moreWhen it comes to full-art lands I imagine you’re probably a fan, and you’re in fine company. These artistic beauties are rightfully loved by MTG players all over the world. Jump on the bandwagon as I take an artful trip along paper and MTG Arena...
Read moreWe’re heading back to a more secretive version of everyone’s favorite MTG wizarding school, so let’s set the stage for what you can expect from Secrets of Strixhaven prerelease events.
Read moreIs it a wizard? Can it be your commander? Abra Cadabra, it’s a wizard commander! And it’s a fierce roster of legends.
Read moreThe sequel to 2021’s Strixhaven puts us back in school with all the familiar students and professors, and some new mysteries on Arcavios that the cast of characters needs to unlock. But how do the Secrets of Strixhaven Commander precons...
Read moreCounterspells are one of the key types of spells in Magic and can be terrribly expensive, but there are plenty of budget counterspells, and cheap counters that work almost as good as the expensive ones.
Read moreRamping is one of the strongest things you can do in Magic. Playing ahead of the mana curve gives you a massive lead over your opponents and can snowball a game in your favor. Effectively playing on turn 5 while your opponents are stuck on turn 3...
Read moreWhen it comes to winning games in Magic: The Gathering, red cards stand out as the color of explosive plays and relentless aggression. From cards that deal devastating amounts of direct damage to those that flood the battlefield with hasty...
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