After nearly two decades of waiting, it’s finally time to go back to Lorwyn. There’s a host of interesting things going on in this set, so let’s make sure you can make the most of your Sealed pools.
Read moreAlmost every Magic player can agree that Ravnica has consistently been a clear display of successful design. Today I’ll be talking about a mechanic that saw its origin as a guild mechanic for the Selesnya Conclave: convoke.
Read moreGreen in Lorwyn Eclipsed got excellent typal support, and not just for elves. It got great generic typal support, as well as powerful vivid cards and more generic powerhouses for tokens and beyond.
Read moreFling is such an evocative card, and there have been many variants of it across Magic’s history. Fling effects are something that many players love, and the idea of yeeting one of your big beefers into your opponent’s face is very appealing...
Read moreTemur is a color group that combines some of the color pairs with the craziest Ravnican guilds (Izzet and Simic). Temur’s got a bunch of pretty mad Magic cards that get value in your decks.
Read moreLorwyn Eclipsed is here, and with it, a bunch of new mythic rares to chase for your collection and decks. From tutors to threats, elemental incarnations to typal payoffs, the set has something for everyone.
Read moreThe black cards from Lorwyn Eclipsed have excellent choices. They include typal payoffs, as one expects from Lorwyn, callbacks to the original block, and exciting build-arounds.
Read moreHere, I’m going to go over my picks for Lorwyn Eclipsed’s best commons and uncommons in each color to arm you with a bit of extra information about what you should take in your drafts.
Read moreNew sets always bring new commanders, but Lorwyn Eclipsed is a breath of fresh air. It has a bunch of interesting, unique commanders, and they’re all in-universe, which gives them excellent flavor.
Read moreToday, we’ll look at every Lorwyn Eclipsed card that you can find in Play Boosters and how they’re likely to play out in the Limited format. It’s looking like quite the complex set!
Read moreGaining life has been a part of white’s identity since the game’s inception, as have small, cheap creatures. Creatures that reward more creatures with lifegain have become colloquially known as “soul sisters.”
Read moreSnakes always get their place in the sun in MTG sets, as they always need a little treacherous green creature to hold the fort with deathtouch or slowly poison unwary opponents. And there are Magic planes like Kamigawa where snakes are relevant...
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