Magic’s assassin commanders were fairly limited to a few typal options in Dimir (UB) and a certain Mardu (WRB) monarch once upon a time, but Assassin’s Creed gave us a lot of legendary assassins for our command zone.
Read moreLieutenants in MTG work as partners for your commander, giving you extra abilities if your legend(s) of choice is in play.
Read moreWhat’s up with Magic: The Gathering an broken otters? The latest is Tolabow, Loch Rascal, which has people arguing over how the card even works.
Read moreBack 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 moreWhen a good blue player sits down at the table, they’ve got the game in the palm of their hand and everything that happens does so because they allow it. With these cards, you can become the master of your tables.
Read moreOur second trip to Tolkein’s Middle-earth isn’t quite as large, but The Hobbit still looks like it’ll be a fun little adventure. The latest spoilers come from MagicCon Amsterdam, officially kicking off spoiler season.
Read moreA good control commander advances your gameplan while putting your opponents off-balance. And the best ones do this so well that they become notorious at controlling the game.
Read moreClues aren’t the only tokens in MTG that we can sacrifice to draw a card. In fact, there’s a more powerful token altogether: Shards. They’re only produced by Niko Aris, a planeswalker who, like many more, got desparked.
Read moreLofi beats, Hatsune Miku, and Stardew Valley are just a few of the crossovers we saw from Secret Lair’s Reveal-a-Ton in MagicCon Amsterdam.
Read moreBant is an efficient and often proactive shard that many blue and green players enjoy. Today I cover the strongest and most popular Bant commanders, with a bonus decklist thrown in for good measure.
Read moreMagic has some incredibly expensive cards in its portfolio, and not all of these are special edition versions that fetch a premium. Many cards, particularly those on the Reserved List, are worth a tidy sum.
Read moreSure, there are ways to ramp in other colors or with colorless cards, but none seem to offer something quite on green’s level.
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