Marvel Super Heroes expands on the bonus sheet we saw in Marvel’s Spider-Man with even more classic panels in our favorite silly little trading card game. Looks like Source Material is here to stay.
Read moreMTG has plenty of ways to prevent enchantment decks from getting out of control, and today we’ll look at the best enchantment board wipes MTG has to offer.
Read moreGreen looks lean and aggressive in Marvel Super Heroes, with several notable commanders and one or two cards that seem destined for staple status in Commander.
Read moreA normal Gaea’s Cradle’s already a tiny investment. Imagine how much you could get for an extremely rare test print.
Read moreThere are two new cards in Marvel Super Heroes with the arcane suptype, something we haven’t seen in a standard legal set in over twenty years. Why would they include this, and what does this mean for potential future sets?
Read moreMuch to the chagrin of Commander players everywhere, infinite mana combos are plentiful, and in many cases, easy to pull off. They usually involve two or three moving pieces, but often result in an immediate victory.
Read moreThe simplest and most common win condition in Magic is damage; this most often comes from combat, but few people who have been on the bad side of a Lightning Bolt or Grapeshot would dispute their value.
Read moreThere are many, many ways you can exploit the graveyard, including casting spells from it to using it as a source of card advantage. However you want to leverage your graveyard, there’s a commander for you.
Read moreAlmost all MTG decks have a flying creature, so reach plays its part in both Limited and Constructed. But which are the best reach creatures among them? Let’s find out!
Read moreLife totals are rather important in Magic as they determine when the game ends—unless someone’s running alternate win conditions, at least. It’s critical to have ways to attack the life total in any Magic deck so that you can win the game.
Read moreRed in Marvel Super Heroes cares about its typical damage along with plenty of support for discard and spellslinger strategies; it casts a wide enough net that many decks probably want one or two of these cards.
Read moreHello planeswalkers! As a math teacher, I’m quite aware of the power of recursion (don’t even get me started on Fibonacci). In MTG, recursion can be just as powerful. Extracting as much value from cards as possible is paramount to building a...
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