Deckbuilding is a very important aspect of Magic. It’s the backbone of each format, and you can’t really play the game without it. Today we’ll be looking at the best of the best, the cream of the crop, the ultimate deckbuilder. Join me on this...
Read moreThe “Banned and Restricted” announcements for MTG are pretty polarizing within the community. An important part of the formation and maintenance of constructed formats, it’s a huge part of the Magic ecosystem and has a lot of chatter around it...
Read moreThe Historic format evolves every week, especially when some MPL-Rivals matchups are played out. Izzet Phoenix is still heavily played and Dimir control has emerged as a powerful alternative in the tier 1 battle, where Jeskai control and...
Read moreToday, I’ll be diving into the world of Jund Sacrifice, a relatively top tier deck in the Historic format. This deck takes a bit of setting up, but you’ll easily overwhelm your opponent once all the key pieces are in place. If you were a fan of...
Read moreWhen I started playing Magic in the Alara-Zendikar meta, I saw lots of decks I wanted to play that were Standard-legal, but there was a slight problem: they were pricy for a newcomer. Jund and vampires looked like great suggestions but I couldn’t...
Read moreWhen I started playing Magic, there hadn’t been a proper snow-based set for about five years. Coldsnap was the last time snow cards had made an appearance, and at that point they’d become some kind of myth. They tended to be expensive and weren’t...
Read moreBlah blah blah fetch lands, blah blah blah shock lands. Okay, but what about filter lands? Filter lands are honestly a little underrated. I mean, while these lands might be less popular in some cases, they’re phenomenal the times when you can use...
Read moreThe key to building a great Magic deck is good mana fixing. There have been plenty of decks in Magic’s history that have had all of the pieces they need but failed because of inadequate ways to fix their mana. There have been dozens of dual land...
Read moreToday we’re going to venture into the bloodsucking world of vampires. Mono black vampires is a niche deck that functions like an aggro deck with a tiny splash of control.
Read moreHello and welcome to a new and exciting adventure over new horizons in MTG as WotC has given us plenty of planes to travel across the multiverse. From fetch lands to check lands crossing all schools and guilds, there’s a lot yet to be discovered...
Read moreAs you probably know being a reader of ours and most likely a frequent Limited player, 17 is the industry standard for lands played in 40-card formats. But why is this, and when should you play more or less than 17 lands?
Read moreIn the summer of 2020, I was faced with a dilemma that I’m sure many of you can relate to. With the pandemic in full swing, my friends and I couldn’t meet up in person to hang out anymore and we needed a new way to get together and...
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