We’re back in the world of he Forgotten Realms, this time in one of the most iconic cities on the continent of Faerûn. Baldur’s Gate isn’t only the setting for a video game franchise, it’s now the latest Commander Legends set.
Read moreAlchemy is up for some cards soon from Alchemy Horizons: Baldur’s Gate, this time with a whopping 250 brand new cards coming to the digital-only format that released at the end of 2021.
Read more“Titan” as a creature type hasn’t been used much throughout Magic’s history. But let’s try to run around that a little bit and look at cards that have “titan” in their name and maybe, just maybe, you’ll find that one titan you...
Read moreDebuting in 2007’s Lorwyn, the planeswalker type has drastically changed the way Magic games unfold. While maybe not as pushed as some other colors, white planeswalkers have still managed to pull their own.
Read moreStreets of New Capenna rocked Standard’s world when it released, shaking up the metagame and inspiring a plethora of new tri-color decks. It’s been a bit since the release, which means we’re getting closer and closer to the release of Alchemy...
Read moreNow we’re in Streets of New Capenna, which is literally run by demon families. Seems like a good time to talk about them, right?
Read moreJudge promos are something of a special card type in Magic. They’re rare, with a very limited amount being produced, and often feature some of the most powerful fan-favorite cards in the entire game.
Read moreHave you ever wanted to haste a creature and cash it for a card? Well now you can, because Streets of New Capenna brought with it the blitz mechanic.
Read moreMagic’s nearly 30-year history is littered with funny cards, artworks, flavor texts, and more. Today, I’m going to dive into some of my favorite examples of Magic trying to be funny.
Read moreShadow decks were the next weenie/fliers deck when the Tempest block was released. The idea of attacking each turn with nigh-unblockable creatures and tempo-ing your opponent out of the game isn’t novel these days.
Read moreWith three Un-sets already under their belt, WotC decided to make another Un-product. The result was Unsanctioned, a product that doesn’t come in booster packs, but in a sealed box with five 30-card preconstructed decks.
Read moreComing into view on the horizon is none other than Double Masters 2022! This supplemental set is full of all your favorite cards as well as some that are due for some much-needed reprints.
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