It’s usually bad for creatures to attack alone in MTG because your opponent can easily chump block your only attacker. Some cards overcome that by providing worthwhile incentives for sending in just one creature at a time.
Read moreOver the years Wizards has released a variety of products aimed at getting new players into Magic. One on-going iteration is the Starter Kit, sets of competing beginner’s decks meant to be played head-to-head as an introduction to the...
Read moreNot every card type in Magic: The Gathering can become a creature, but what if you could turn your favorite artifacts into powerful win conditions? Today, I’ll cover the best ways to animate artifacts—whether as a bonus effect or the core of an...
Read moreMagic has more than 100 cards that have or relate to double strike, and today we’re trimming down that list to the best ones. Stay with me until the very end, and we’ll see which double strike cards are worth playing.
Read moreIn this day and age, dumb big beatstick creatures aren’t enough if they simply die to Doom Blade, so your green wincons better bring something more to the table than just stats.
Read moreToken payoffs and support cards are Magic cards that interact with tokens, including but not limited to granting them new abilities, pumping up their power or toughness, and giving you new ways to use your tokens.
Read moreOn today’s MTG mechanics menu we have shroud.
Read moreAssembling an aggressive and fast mana base is the usual next step to powering up an EDH deck. Many players achieve this by “doubling” their mana; surprising opponents with a single huge turn to pull ahead of the rest of the pod.
Read moreCommon legends use to be a bit of an oddity, and the ones we’ve had floating around were never all that good. But Universes Beyond is changing the game for common commanders.
Read moreWhen it comes to wiping away your opponents’ permanents, you often rely on your favorite go-to options, but efficiency doesn’t necessarily translate into budget. The good news? You don’t need to spend a fortune to reset the board, as there are...
Read moreGrixis has plenty of combos. Not only do combos fit flavorfully within the shard, but they also make good mechanically sense: The color combination of tutors, card draw, and permission has no trouble assembling and defending combos.
Read moreMany players find an affinity to one of the five colors because it suits their playstyle or the flavor they love. Picking a mono-color commander is one of the best ways to get to the heart of what your favorite color does and show it off to your...
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