ant cards are those with an exact color identity of green, white, and blue. Those three colors can be represented in the mana cost of the card or might have colored pips in their rules text that add to their color identity.
Read moreBetween multiversal variants and heroes that pass the cowl, reclaim the cowl, and travel through time, there can be many iterations of one character, and Spider-Man is no different.
Read moreBlue’s offerings from Marvel’s Spider-Man include exciting new interaction and a strong buildaround or two for Commander. Let’s Ponder the webs and figure out which are best!
Read moreHow does transform work, and how has it been implemented over the years? Which are the best transform cards? If you’re not interested, perhaps I can change your mind!
Read moreSpider-Man’s a smaller set, so there are less cards to review overall. But white still made out with quite a few great new additions, as well as some solid reprints.
Read moreDiscard first, then break stuff: That’s the promise behind mayhem, the villain-flavored twist on graveyard casting from the MTG Spider-Man crossover.
Read moreSnow commanders are legendary creatures and other eligible commanders that can serve in the command zone of a deck with snow cards and other snow theming.
Read moreMove aside grouphuggers, today’s list is for the selfish players. The Archetype creatures from 2014’s Born of the Gods are here to make you the king of keywords.
Read moreWeb-slinging is Spider-Man’s signature move. So of course, Magic’s adaptation of your friendly neighborhood spider must come with some web-slinging.
Read moreMarvel’s Spider-Man has a host of interesting takes on everybody’s favorite wall-crawler, and it wasn’t shy about giving green impactful new cards and reprints that give a Brooklyn flair to fan-favorite cards.
Read moreMarvel’s Spider-Man has brought villains from the realms of chaos and comic books to Magic proper as a foil to the many heroes associated with Spider-Man. But which villains are worth playing?
Read moreThree’s the charm, they say. And it’s also a crowd, or so the saying goes. But in Magic, three’s a coven, although with a caveat: The coven’s three members must have different power values. Those are the coven’s...
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