Extort in MTG: Rules, History, and Best Cards
If you want to read this, youโll need to pay the tax. The extort mechanic drains opponents while making it harder to challenge your position in the game.
Read moreIf you want to read this, youโll need to pay the tax. The extort mechanic drains opponents while making it harder to challenge your position in the game.
Read moreSupporting combo decks and spellslinging decks alike, cantrips can help you see a lot of cards from your deck and fill up your graveyard when needed. Blue and red are very good at cantripping, but if youโre playing white or green, you might be...
Read moreGames are meant to be fun, and Bracket 1 opens up that definition because it ensures that power creep and Game Changers stay far away.
Read morePump spells, sometimes called buffs, are spells that increase a creature’s power and toughness, sometimes until the end of turn, sometimes permanently. As you may imagine, they’re very prevalent in green.
Read moreRakdos creatures are black-and-red threats known for being aggressive and disruptive. Theyโre often central to strategies built around sacrifice, discard, and direct damage.
Read moreThere are so many great cards with deathtouch, but why should they have all the fun? Letโs take a look at different ways to give your creatures deathtouch.
Read moreSimic’s creature offerings include terrifying threats that warped Constructed formats and some of the best commanders in the game.
Read moreToday Iโm taking a look at some cool cards from MTGโs history. These are Monuments to the power of gods and greatness. Iโve also heard that Phyrexia: All Will be One will have at least one Monument dedicated to the glory of Phyrexia, so we have...
Read morePhyrexia: All Will Be One gave us a few cycles of cards, one of them being the Dominus cycle. These mythic creaturesโ doubling abilities are incredible strategy accelerators, and they even make great commanders to build around. Whatever your...
Read moreRather than directly countering a spell, cost-increasing effects force opponents to spend extra mana, slowing down their curve and disrupting their strategy.
Read moreToday, I rank the best blue mana dorksโthe color might be as far from green as the color pie gets, but it still makes extra mana!
Read moreGood removal is on the mind of every single MTG player. If youโre not disrupting your opponentโs plan, then youโre most likely doomed to lose. I canโt think of a better color to highlight for removal than black.
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