Whatever your feelings on Commander Masters, it’s hard to deny that Wizards did a good job curating a group of legendary creatures for the set. These are mostly commanders you’ve seen before, but if you’re newer to the game or format, this is a...
Read moreWhen it comes to cEDH decks, nothing is fair, and the most unfair colors are Grixis. That said, what’s the best commander to abuse them? Surprisingly, the answer is you most likely need two commanders that share their colors as that enable you to...
Read moreLet’s get this out of the way: No, we aren’t focused on the “weird” creature type today. I checked the assignment, and it’s Magic’s weirdest cards. You’ve probably got a few that came straight to mind if you’ve been collecting for a while or...
Read moreAside from a rare appearance in March of the Machine, Phyrexian mana is something that Wizards of the Coast is very cautious about including in the game. This makes K’rrik, Son of Yawgmoth a very intimidating commander because it essentially...
Read moreThe MTG community is always abuzz with whether booster boxes are worth it, and that’s never more true than with more expensive Masters sets. These boxes and packs cost more, so the risk of opening a pack with a bulk rare is higher. I’m not going...
Read moreToday’s Commander deck guide focuses on one of the many partner cards from the original Commander Legends set. Ardenn, Intrepid Archaeologist has a powerful ability that can allow you to cheat on large amounts of mana each turn if built right.
Read moreHorses are probably one of the most iconic animals, and you can probably find some who will argue that horses are better than dogs. Magic’s horses may not come in large numbers or have a lot of typal support, but you’ll definitely want to take a...
Read moreWhite has been dabbling in artifacts in its own unique fashion for a while. It has some of the best quality artifacts that can slot into a bunch of decks, but wading through all the draft chaff printed over the years can be daunting. For your...
Read moreWith a name taken from the classic card Rampant Growth, ramp decks focus on accelerating their mana in the early turns to enable casting very expensive spells ahead of time. In the last decade or so, ramp decks have gone from a fringe strategy to...
Read moreEnduring Enchantments takes the iconic enchantress strategy and moves it into black from primarily white and green. This third color adds a new direction the archetype gets to explore: graveyard shenanigans.
Read moreJoin forces is the MTG equivalent of those group projects in school where one person did absolutely nothing but still got the A+ thanks to everyone else’s hard work.
Read moreI had a very simple idea. What if I took every good damage doubler effect in Magic and packed them into the same deck? It didn’t take me long to realize that this idea would be pretty obscene with specifically Toralf, God of Fury. And now here we...
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