Back in the 90s, you wouldn’t have any clue as to which card in your booster pack was rare. Maybe it was that cool 4/4 boar card that attacks and blocks. Or that radical enchantment that makes opposing creatures unable to attack and block.
Read moreVoid triggers as battlefields get emptier, or whenever a spell is warped away at lightspeed. Just how does void work? And with which previous mechanics does it share some similarities?
Read moreI love Magic mechanics that are “controversial” among fans. Today I want to talk about Commander’s very own exclusive and controversial mechanic: eminence.
Read moreThe Nephilim are some of the most unique creatures in Magic’s history, with less than 10 representatives to date and a slew of unexplored lore.
Read moreMTG’s The Hobbit has plenty of armies and the need to recruit more soldiers into them. Today, we take a look at the recruit mechanic to see exactly how the human folk are growing their ranks.
Read moreDwarves are such a staple of fantasy settings that they were a natural inclusion in Magic: The Gathering. So, which dwarf commanders should you prioritize for which strategies?
Read moreAdventures have come back to Magic time and time again, and have proven themself as one of MTG’s most innovative mechanical designs.
Read moreToday, we take a look at the best ways to buff your wizards in combat through lords – creatures that naturally enhance your wizards should they enter the red zone. Wizards are tricky, though, so these aren’t your typical creature lords.
Read moreEdge of Eternities brings its fair share of new card subtypes and mechanics, including a cycle of mythic rare lands. Not just any lands. Planets!
Read moreWhile most blue win conditions involve drawing a ton of cards, setting up a combo, or locking the opponent out completely, that can change depending on the meta. Some cards might not look like wincons at first, but they steal games against...
Read moreFor many, nothing beats a good old-fashioned attack. Now what if you could win by attacking over and over during a single turn?
Read moreWarp has huge implications for MTG, considering that many effects help us take advantage of a creature, even temporarily, and it’ll sometimes feel like cheating to play big creatures way ahead of schedule.
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