Mythic rare artifacts are often extremely expensive and high-impact or very cheap and rather broken; many of Magic’s best cards (and arguably worst designs) have been featured on artifacts with that orange symbol.
Read moreStorm demands a deck completely built around itself, dominates the strategies of all players in the match, and has a massive reward for playing it properly. It works like no other mechanic in the game and is almost impossible to interact with...
Read moreDo you see what I see? Or are my eyes playing tricks on me? I knew I should have cleaned my glasses before leaving the house… It’s no trick of the light, but we are talking illusions today.
Read moreLet’s check out some of the forgotten Mardu commanders and black/white/red partner pairs to give them the love they deserve!
Read moreEach piece of the Magic color pie has its own unique characteristics. So how could you choose just one? The answer is that you don’t have to! Today I’ll be going over the commander options in my favorite color combination: Esper.
Read moreI’ve always considered myself a red mage with an understanding of the practicality white and black bring to the table. Mardu decks support many different playstyles. Today I want to talk about the legendary creatures with a Mardu color identity...
Read moreWhile blue is Magic’s strongest color, the historic champion of card types is almost always artifacts. Artifacts are often the source of mana advantages and tools any deck can use because of their colorless nature. Let’s see what black has to...
Read moreThe Boros Legion is one of the most aggressive and powerful creature-based color combos in Magic, matched only by its similarly-colored cousin, Mardu. If you’ve been debating making an extra-combat, equipment, or even burn Commander deck but...
Read moreFoxes are adorable for sure, but how do they fare in our favorite magical card game?
Read moreFblthp’s not the only playable homunculus in Magic. Keep an eye out for some of these quirky creatures.
Read moreAlara was the kind of place where creatures would devour each other. The aptly-named devour mechanic was developed as a result, and it’s literally the strong preying on the weak.
Read moreWhen I first started writing this article, I could only think of 80s music. So sorrynotsorry, but here’s the first song that earwormed me.
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