The 24 Worst Mythic Rares in Magic Ranked
These are the worst pieces of cardboard in the Magic: The Gathering that could have been some of the finest designs ever to hold that mythic orange symbol.
Read moreThese are the worst pieces of cardboard in the Magic: The Gathering that could have been some of the finest designs ever to hold that mythic orange symbol.
Read moreThe Dragonstorm rages on, and some players have been requesting reinforcements after the last Sealed Guide. Fear not! Hereโs my full primer on Tarkir: Dragonstorm Draft so that you may stretch your wings proudly and soar onward to victory.
Read moreSlivers are a beloved staple tribe of Magic. While theyโre not quite as popular as goblins, elves, or dragons, slivers enjoy a hardcore cult following.
Read moreThe mercenary is a classic archetype in fantasy settings. Sell-swords who peddle their loyalties either alone or as part of a larger organization, these gritty warriors-for-hire are the backbone of any fantasy adventuring-based economy. From...
Read moreMagic has plenty of keywords and mechanics that create quite the learning curve for new players. Suspend is a mechanic like no other. Itโs kind of like an investment in your future self in each game.
Read moreToday, weโre taking a look at the best Mardu cards from Tarkir: Dragonstorm. Whether youโre playing Constructed or Limited, Iโll walk through the standouts and rank them based on how likely they are to see play across different formats.
Read moreTarkir: Dragonstorm really has some shiny new toys for us! So naturally, itโs time to rank the best cards in the set.
Read more| Illustration by David Szabo Sultai () is one of my favorite color combinations, partially due to my control preferences. In Khans of Tarkir, the Sultai were the masters of the graveyard, enabling powerful and broken delve spells like and . In...
Read moreIf you played the original Khans of Tarkir, you have a substantial head start to understanding Tarkir: Dragonstorm! But there’s still plenty to learn; this set is coming out 10 years after the original, after all.
Read moreTarkir: Dragonstorm brings 18 new Jeskai cards for the white, blue, and red aficionados. Weโll take a look at each of these cards through the lenses of flurry prowess, or anything that these three colors tend to do best.
Read morePlayers love an alternate win condition, and one of the most popular alternate win conditions is milling out your opponents. A player loses the game if they donโt have cards in their library to draw. But is mill any good in a format like EDH with...
Read moreThe slate of Temur cards from Tarkir: Dragonstorm adds lots of spice and power to the wedge, with cards that have potential in a variety of power levels and formats.
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