Hello Planeswalkers! Whether you’re poisonous, venomous, or toxic, MTG accepts you. Ok… maybe not toxic. But let’s get into one of the most common keywords out there: deathtouch. If you’ve played MTG for any number of years, then you have most...
Read moreA lesser-known MTG sealed product is a relatively recent introduction: Play Packs, commonly sold at Wal-Mart as a source of sealed Play Boosters.
Read moreIt can be just as important to consider how fun a Magic deck is to play against as it is to play with. This is especially true if you’re trying to get friends into the game, since they aren’t likely going to enjoy getting bodied by an...
Read moreSometimes Timmy cards are considered simple and that’s just not the truth. There’s a beautiful complexity in their design – balancing the big, flashy abilities with the correct mana value and difficulty to play.
Read moreBack before Universes Beyond became a common concept in Magic, there were still a few crossover products in MTG. One of these crossovers was with the popular animated series My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.
Read moreWhile black corners the market in general, find-all tutors, most colors can search for something specific, like blue’s ability to find instants and sorceries. Let’s find the best tutors for your spellslinging brews!
Read moreMagic has been around the block for a while, more than 30 long years at this point. The folks at Wizards of the Coast have been toiling away releasing new sets of cards every few months for almost the entire history of the game.
Read moreEnter the play boosters! The play booster packs replaced set and draft boosters and come alongside collector boosters with full set releases. What are these play booster packs all about?
Read moreGreen does a great job with banger low rarity cards, from commons like. But it also has a lot of power at mythic rare, making it a pretty versatile color that’s one of the easier for new player to understand.
Read moreSaboteur is a term that describes creatures that give you a benefit whenever they deal combat damage to a player. Sometimes you’re less interested in the amount of damage you dealt in favor of the instant benefit these abilities give you.
Read moreArtifact creatures have been a topic of discussion since the beginning of Magic. The fact that they benefit from being both creature and artifact types and went in every deck since they’re flexible cards brought lots of balancing problems in some...
Read moreOfficial Magic cards are made and distributed by our Wizard overlords. But what about cards that are printed by a third party?
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