SOI was a great block with a lot of great cards and mechanics. Now it’s going to be remastered and released on MTG Arena. Based on what’s already been done with Amonkhet Remastered and Kaladesh Remastered we can take a few guesses at what’s going...
Read moreWith Modern prices going up in the last decade, WotC had some ideas to lower the format’s entry price. Modern Masters was created with the intention of reprinting old cards for Modern without introducing any new cards.
Read moreOne emerging aspect of the fan base is the growing interest in MTG figures. For collectors and fans of MTG, these figures offer a way to bring the game’s characters to life in three-dimensional form.
Read moreShadows Over Innistrad was the first set to introduce cosmic horrors and mystery to Innistrad. Eldritch Moon came right after, and doubled down on these concepts.
Read moreWhile so many products to choose from can be a good thing, it can also be overwhelming. You’ll want to get the most out of your money, especially since Magic can be a pretty expensive hobby. Hopefully this guide will give you some direction on...
Read moreIf you find yourself huffing and puffing while stowing your Magic gear for transport, it might be time to invest in an MTG carrying case backpack of one kind or another. But which to buy? What are you even looking for in a backpack?
Read moreIt’s important to consider the cards in each deck and your reason to buy it when deciding which Game Night product is best for you. Here’s what I think the best Game Night box is overall, along with some that might be better for specific...
Read morePlagued by a low desirability and over-production, Fallen Empires could be considered a failure of a set. But it introduced some staple mechanics and concepts to Magic players, setting the scene for design space still to come.
Read moreTempest was one of the first sets that I remember buying booster packs for. Not interested in the money cards, I fondly remember the common themes, which were more abundant as I bought more packs.
Read moreThe preconstructed Commander decks from Phyrexia: All Will Be One represent both sides of the conflict on the plane of New Phyrexia. You never know when the next Fierce Guardianship or Dockside Extortionist is going to be printed, so it’s...
Read moreThe third installment to the four-set Phyrexian story arc sees our heroes return to New Phyrexia in Phyrexia: All Will Be One. The poison counters we’ve seen hinted at since Kaldheim are returning to Standard in full force, and that’s not the...
Read moreFuture Sight was one of three funky sets from the Time Spiral block. Released in May 2007, Future Sight followed up Planar Chaos’ colorshifted cards by featuring a number of “futureshifted” cards.
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