Today we dive into the plan subtype, which was released with the Marvel Super Hero sets. Enchantments are staple permanents in many, many players’ arsenals, so what could a new subtype of enchantment bring to the game?
Read moreMarvel Super Heroes has more commanders than even Final Fantasy by a terrifying margin. Many of these commanders are uncommon signposts or other Limited-level cards, but many of them are exciting cards worth building around.
Read moreWhite feels very classic in Marvel Super Heroes because it’s keeping things aggressive with a side of interaction and the recently coined hero type. Toss in a handful of interesting commanders and it has plenty of spice.
Read moreI’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Commander is a format of choice, and a big part of that is figuring out what color combo you’re building around. Today I’ll give you the rundown as to why Naya could be the color trio for you, what...
Read moreBuilding an entire deck that capitalizes on the political nature of Commander isn’t anything new, but we have seen a new influx of politics-minded Commander creatures in recent years. Can any of the old politics Commanders hold their own? Or have...
Read moreSimic is absolutely the best color pair in casual Commander. But what if we added combos to get the most from our deck, to provide incredible closing power to go with our huge burst of mana?
Read moreWhere would the good guys be without the bad guys and their villainous plots? Let’s help spice up our Magic games by honing the most important ability of every self-respecting, moustache-twirling malefactor: setting up villainous choices to...
Read moreKnights have been part of MTG ever since the duality of White Knight and Black Knight in Alpha. Knights are usually a part of aggro and Boros decks, often bleeding into black. They pair well with equipment, and several recent knights have...
Read moreToday, I’ll cover the cards in Marvel Super Heroes that have the most probability of seeing play in Standard, a format with a very well-defined top tier of decks.
Read moreRed has the worst card draw of any color. The other four have creatures that enter and draw a card, or have card draw as a passive effect, or have an activated card drawing ability. But red? No dice.
Read morePlanar Chaos is a small set and the second set in the Time Spiral block, one of MTG’s most beloved set blocks. It suggests an alternate reality of MTG, or what direction the multiverse and characters within could have taken with a few different...
Read moreMarvel Super Heroes gives us an MTG version of traditional comic book power-ups, and the design is slick. Let’s see how it works!
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