If you’ve ever ventured into the world of paper Magic, you’ve probably bought some card sleeves before. If you’re trying to figure out what sleeve is best for you—or you’re now questioning every card sleeve purchase you’ve ever made—then I’ve got...
Read moreAs a long-time anime watcher, I have a fondness for anime-inspired art. It’s just fun, and it seems Wizards of the Coast agrees because they’ve made many cards with anime-inspired art in recent years.
Read moreOh boy. I have to give kudos to Wizards for announcing a lot of products, specifically Universes Beyond that are a brave departure from the mainly fantasy aesthetic of Magic and have upset quite a few fans. Let’s go through the facts first, or at...
Read moreMagic returns to New York City for an action-packed Universes Beyond release featuring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. There are only a handful of official details about the upcoming TMNT set so far, but that’s more than enough to dig into what...
Read moreToday we’re reviewing ProxyPrintery and their proxy-making services. Here’s how everything went, from ordering to delivery.
Read moreToday I look at several tables perfect for playing Magic that fit various budgets and preferences. I highlight several key features to look out for when picking a table and figure out the best one you can buy.
Read moreMTG cards have always been sold in booster packs, which are sold inside booster boxes, with the customer having the option to buy a single booster or a whole box. People like to buy boxes to crack lots of packs, have higher chances of finding...
Read moreTurtle Power! is the only EDH Precon in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles MTG set. This precon is surprisingly very good, and today we take a look at some easy changes you can make to solidify it.
Read moreOne of Magic’s many strengths is blending together inspirations from different cultures and backgrounds and making it all feel like “Magic.” I’m focusing on Japan Showcase cards today, which show off art from prominent Japanese artists on chase...
Read moreWith the release of MTG’s new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles set, WotC is creating a new, specific product aimed at co-op play. With the Turtle Team-Up product, 2-4 players will represent one of the four ninja turtles against an evil Shredder’s...
Read moreThe Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles set comes with its own designer booster “Pizza Bundle” to whet the appetites of those TMNT and Magic fans that want something extra but don’t want to extend into booster box territory.
Read moreTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has exactly one Commander precon, so let’s focus on everything Turtle Power! has to offer, both new and old.
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