Blue is the undisputed counterspell master, and countering spells is firmly in the blue part of the color pie. But all colors of Magic can mess with the stack somehow and prevent effects from happening. Today we’re taking a look at all the green...
Read moreWith the release of Arena Anthologies 1 and 2, as well as some digital rebalances to strong cards, the Historic metagame was recently shaken. Now is a good time as any to get into the format, so let’s go through the best cards in the format, with...
Read moreTreefolk commanders aren’t the most powerful, but I dare say that they bring a lot of fun to the right Commander pod. After all, every table needs someone to represent the interests of nature, so why not you?
Read moreToday, we take a look at the character Teferi, his impact on MTG, and all his planeswalker cards ever designed. Not all Teferi cards are equal, though.
Read moreLegendary creatures have always been at the heart of Magic: The Gathering, shaping both its story and its gameplay. With Commander now the game’s most popular format, these cards matter more than ever.
Read moreEvery Constructed deck needs dual lands to be at its best and reduce mana screw and flood. Today I’m looking at the best lands available to Selesnya decks.
Read moreJumpstart’s been on a bit of a journey, originating as a standalone product, receiving an excellent sequel, gaining evergreen status, and then falling off completely for some time. With the return of Jumpstart in Foundations, I thought it...
Read morePerhaps the most notable cards to finally see their first reprint are the free commander spells from Ikoria, with the cycle not only getting some sweet alternate arts but also their first foil printing for players who really want to bling out...
Read moreMore than any other 2-color pair, Boros needs its lands to enter untapped to apply early preasure. That makes arranging its dual land options a little different than how you’d see them for other color pairs.
Read moreMagic’s history is full of experiments and mechanics that haven’t returned much since they were introduced. Cipher is a pet favorite of mine, and the arcane spell type associated with spirits is another weird relic from the past. Magic players...
Read moreDice-rolling in Magic started as a joke, mainly with silver-bordered sets like Unglued, Unhinged, or the few MTG videogames of the ‘90s. After all, players hate variance and luck in their competitive games, and so dice were relegated to a niche...
Read moreMy first introduction to triomes was an Ikoria spoiler post captioned “they finally did it.” But I also saw a lot of people confused over why players would be so excited over 3-color tap lands. So why were players excited?
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