Marvel’s Spider-Man has a host of interesting takes on everybody’s favorite wall-crawler, and it wasn’t shy about giving green impactful new cards and reprints that give a Brooklyn flair to fan-favorite cards.
Read moreMarvel’s Spider-Man has brought villains from the realms of chaos and comic books to Magic proper as a foil to the many heroes associated with Spider-Man. But which villains are worth playing?
Read moreIf you’ve been eyeing the Marvel crossover and wondering which Spider-Man legends actually work best as commanders, you’re in the right place. There are tons of heroes, villains, and symbiotes to pick from, but not all of them hold up equally...
Read moreToday we look at the new Magic: The Gathering Marvel’s Spider-Man set and evaluate each individual card for use in Sealed, Booster Draft, and particularly Pick-Two Draft.
Read moreI’ll keep it positive and pick out the best the Spider-Verse has to offer, which yes, includes the Spider-Verse itself. Get ready for many, many new spiders, heroes, and villains.
Read moreDimir combos often involve zombie tokens, mill, discarding and drawing, and more. They’re great at combining control elements from blue and black into combo finishes.
Read moreDiscard is an integral part of Magic. It disrupts other strategies, like combo or control. Effects that make your opponents slowly discard cards are nice ways to get an edge in grindy matches or fight opponents with a hand full of cards.
Read moreNormally, new creatures suffer from summoning sickness, so they can’t attack or tap to activate abilities right away. Haste bypasses that, and it lets you put pressure on your opponent immediately.
Read moreDiscarding your own cards in MTG is usually a bad idea because it’s card disadvantage. There are cards that change this dynamic, either giving you a huge benefit when you discard your own cards or by punishing people for having few or zero cards...
Read moreWhile Magic’s different colors all have a relatively good distribution of card types, things are a little different for colorless cards. A vast majority of colorless cards are artifacts, with the next greatest amount being creature cards.
Read moreStarting to play Magic can be a bit of an undertaking. It’s extremely fun (millions play it, after all), but the mountain called “deckbuilding” can be daunting, especially once you consider format-specific rules. Most players don’t go into...
Read moreThe best black cantrips are either cheap or offer value beyond the cantrip itself. These cards see play in a variety of formats as a way to accelerate a game plan without giving up card equity.
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