March of the Machine has the five new Praetor cards which can transform into sagas, a few legends that flip into compleated versions of themselves, and standard legendary creatures. This gives you a lot of interesting options for new cards to...
Read moreToday I’m ranking what I believe are the 30 best cards in the set. What does each card do, are they any good, and how do they stack up to similar cards?
Read moreMarch of the Machine is one of Magic’s biggest ever set releases. The conclusion of an epic storyline, the first brand new card type since planeswalkers in 2007, and Magic’s first ever legend team up cards. There’s even a bonus sheet of powerful...
Read moreIt seems like these new sets just keep popping up. Most of us are looking for the bomb cards, the meta-breakers, and the hidden gems when it comes to the new sets. But no matter how you feel about them, planeswalkers are always going to make some...
Read moreIn case you hadn’t heard, we used to punish people for playing basics in Magic. No, it’s true! There was a time when creatures were regularly given a landwalk ability as a hose for another color.
Read moreMountainwalk, like most landwalk abilities, isn’t as popular as it once was. This is likely thanks to the risk of including a card that may end up being useless if your opponent isn’t playing a specific color. While it may be a little more useful...
Read moreToday I have a brief guide for Shadows over Innistrad Remastered, which was released last week. I’ll be covering the format’s mechanics, archetypes, play patterns, and best commons below.
Read morePhyrexia: All Will Be One has been out for a bit now, so it’s time for another Ultimate Guide. I introduced the format and covered Sealed in my last article on the format, so today’s guide will focus on Draft.
Read moreAll Will Be One has brought us plenty of callbacks to Mirrodin and New Phyrexia. One of these is a cycle of Twilight cards at rare, one in each color with an X in the casting cost, doing something extra special when X is five or more.
Read moreSkullbombs are going to be a role player in the Limited format of All Will Be One, and they’re likely to crop up in Cubes and some Constructed decks if their Spellbomb predecessors are anything to go by.
Read moreThe undead are no strangers to Magic’s multiverse. Spirits and zombies are some of the most common creature types throughout the game’s history. But undeath can come in many different forms, and today I’m talking about a darker, more...
Read moreMagic makes use of many stereotypical fantasy races, but some of my favorite creatures are the ones entirely unique to Magic. One of the best Magic-original races is the Kor, a white-aligned creature tribe with themes around equipment.
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