Split Second in MTG: Rules, History, and Best Cards
A spell with split second almost always gets the final word, but not always. There’s a reason you rarely see this mechanic outside its debut block.
Read moreA spell with split second almost always gets the final word, but not always. There’s a reason you rarely see this mechanic outside its debut block.
Read moreOne turn theyโre here, and then poof theyโre gone! Magicโs vanishing mechanic puts a time limit on your permanents and forces you to use time as a resource.
Read moreOn Thunder Junction, not only can you commit crimes, but you can go on a crime spree. In some ways, itโs yet another kicker variant, but thereโs a bit more to the spree mechanic than just that.
Read moreBoons are one of the few Alchemy mechanics that could make it into paper, though they’re just problematic enough that it’s probably best they stay on MTG Arena.
Read moreDouble Team was MTG Arena’s answer to myriad, which didn’t make sense to port over to MTGA when Baldur’s Gate arrived. Instead, we got this fairly intuitive and fun digital-only mechanic.
Read moreEvery good spellslinger wants to copy their spells. Replicate skips the extra cards and does it all by itself.
Read morePaying for your own spells is one of Magicโs more fundamental responsibilities. But what if another player wants to give you a hand, perhaps to team up against the biggest threat? That’s when assist comes in!
Read moreHave you ever found yourself wishing you could access a spell in your graveyard so you could run it back and win the game? Well, if thatโs the case, retrace is the mechanic for you.
Read moreHesit is a digital-only mechanic developed to fit the flavor of Outlaws of Thunder Junction and its namesake outlaws, and to bolster the crime mechanic. It’s a somewhat complicated mechanic, but itโs a powerful one.
Read moreThe Boros Legion hasnโt had the most stellar mechanics across the various Ravnica sets, but battalion fits the flavor of the guild perfectly.
Read moreConjure is one of the most defining mechanics of MTGโs digital-only cards. Thanks to some Mystery Booster products, you may have even encountered it in person.
Read moreDid you know that โremoved from the gameโ effects have been in MTG since the original Alpha set? What about the huge rework to change it to what we know now as exile? Let’s dive in.
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