If smashing face and going over the top is your style, then you’re going to love what Gruul has to offer. Between wild combat chains and mana-fueled engines, red and green team up to deliver some of the most explosive combos in Magic: The...
Read moreThe average player’s most likely to see a UB commander than experience the products anywhere else—after all, the number of eligible commanders from UB products has exceeded 500. A crazy thought, eh? Let’s check out the best of them!
Read moreRed pump spells tend to be cheap and efficient, and they often add haste, double strike, and sometimes even trample as additional enhancement. They’re great to force through extra points of damage in your aggressive decks, and they often score...
Read moreCleric commanders often revolve around lifegain or aristocrat-style sacrifice strategies, but there’s plenty of variety in how they can be built. Some buff your team, some drain your opponents, and others keep your creatures coming back from the...
Read moreFrom infinite combat loops to explosive mana engines, mono-red has some of the most chaotic and game-ending combos in the game, and I’ve rounded up some of the wildest and most powerful ones.
Read morePicture this. It’s Magic Arena, Explorer or Historic, and you’re on some kind of aggro deck. They’re angels. You’ve kept up thus far, but they just dropped Righteous Valkyrie and Resplendent Angel with a Bishop of Wings out. The angel on your...
Read moreEver since Innistrad introduced double-faced cards to resounding success, MTG designers knew that they could push the envelope further and throw in some wild innovations. After all, if people loved a card with two different faces, what else can...
Read moreLooking for a way to ramp consistently to your more expensive threats, pay for colorless mana, or just to increase your board presence? Look no further than Eldrazi Scion and Spawn token generators. There have been many Magic sets like Rise of...
Read more]The Universes Beyond crossovers have brought many interesting mechanics to Magic. These mechanics are designed to capture the flavor of whatever property MTG is crossing over with.
Read moreLifegain strategies are rarely among the strongest archetypes in the game, but they’re one of its most popular. Some people always try and make Ajani’s Pridemate work, no matter how hostile the format is.
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 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!
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