7 Awesome Premodern Decks to Try Out Next
Today, Iโll be covering a good part of the Premodern metagame, ranging across all colors and all major archetypes. It’s a diverse format with a lot of room for innovation.
Read moreToday, Iโll be covering a good part of the Premodern metagame, ranging across all colors and all major archetypes. It’s a diverse format with a lot of room for innovation.
Read moreIโd hazard a guess that many of you have been a little bit impulsive when it comes to MTG. Itโs hard not to be sometimes, and Magic has taken this idea and strategized it. Today, letโs check out the best cards we label as impulse/impulsive...
Read moreDeath in MTG involves a card in play being put into its ownerโs graveyard. A death trigger is something that triggers when that happens.
Read moreMove aside Garruk, it’s time to shine a spotlight on one of the most aggressive green-based planeswalkers in Magic: Vivien Reid.
Read moreToday we take a look at one of the best ways to deal damage in aggressive decks, cards that have an Impact Tremors effect, or simply impact cards.
Read moreCard draw need not be mana- or color-intensive. You can rely on plenty of colorless sources for all your card advantage needs.
Read moreEquipment can be rather slow since you need to pay to cast the equipment, then invest additional mana into equipping it. Thatโs where automatically-attaching equipment shine.
Read moreWith a few weeks of the format under our belt, it’s time to explore Secrets of Strixhaven Draft and break down the mechanics, best commons/uncommons, and bombs from the set.
Read moreIzzet planeswalkers broadly care about instants and sorceries or artifacts, but thereโs much space to explore within those confines. There arenโt many of these planeswalkers, but they have their places in Magic, and potentially your next brew.
Read moreWhatโs better than blue cards? Blue cards with blue people on them, of course! Itโs vedalken time, and this is your introduction to the most underutilized creature type in the game.
Read moreRed sagas range in power from Limited cards to format-warping bombs, with a host of powerful abilities that provide long-term advantages.
Read moreThe eloquent college of Silverquill focuses on the use of powerful words, including in the creation of their mascot, inklings. These usually manifest as black and white fliers, most of which are tokens.
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