I have to admit some of Avatar’s commanders have set my brewing brain in motion. Now I’ve put together a surprisingly potent Fire Lord Azula build that proves you don’t need fetch lands or Game Changers to build a strong deck.
Read moreFire Lord Zuko turns every combat step into fuel to let you power out spells from exile while your board keeps getting stronger. Today, we dive into how Zuko uses firebending to burn through the table in style.
Read moreHydras in Magic may not have much legendary representation, but they’re still an iconic creature type. If you’re up against a hydra deck, you know you’re facing some X spells and some +1/+1 counter strategies.
Read moreAvatar: The Last Airbender is no different than other Universes Beyond sets, with commanders at almost all rarities and power levels. Whether you want to highlight your favorite character or just find a new legend to brew around, there must be...
Read moreBirds are always here and there in Magic, as MTG sets need their flying creatures and planes usually have birds as a common creature type. Legendary birds are another matter entirely, and fewer sets have treated birds with the respect they...
Read moreNothing screams both power and oppression quite like Kefka, Court Mage—one of the most infamous villains from the Final Fantasy franchise, now reimagined as a devastating commander.
Read moreVampires represent a fear of things that lurk in the night and force people to ponder what would happen if humans weren’t at the top of the food chain. What if there were a creature that could prey on… us?
Read moreWe’re going to dive into the best flying commanders and explore why building around this keyword can be so powerful. Wait, dive in? Maybe fly in would be more appropriate.
Read moreWatch out Go-Shintai, there’s a new 5-color shrine commander on the block!
Read moreToph, the First Metalbender is the flavor winner from Avatar: The Last Airbender, a card that combines the new earthbend mechanic with artifacts to embody the skill and craft of the first metalbender.
Read moreSo we’re asking this old question again: Should hybrid cards be allowed in Commander decks that only partially share their color? I believe they should not.
Read moreGames are meant to be fun, and Bracket 1 opens up that definition because it ensures that power creep and Game Changers stay far away.
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