Phyrexians, the greatest threat to the known Multiverse, showed their claws and teeth in Phyrexia: All Will Be One, where they had lots of weapons at their disposal. One of those was toxic, which relates to infect, a previous Phyrexian-themed...
Read moreOops! Looks like Oscorp Industries won’t be alone as the only 3-color land in Spider-Man, and the Bant version previewed on Thursday’s quite the competition!
Read moreWizards looked to Pioneer Regional Championships for the key cards that see play and traveled back to the start of Magic Online (the now-aged digital game used to play Modern, Legacy, and such) to implement cards from the Pioneer card pool into...
Read moreWe had so much new Magic in 2020. A new Theros set was released, companions and modal double-faced cards (MDFC) were introduced, and more bans than any of us want to see again. But we got through it, and 2021 is starting us off with our first new...
Read moreThe release of Zendikar Rising marks a very important time in the Magic calendar. The fall major set is always the landmark release of the year, with a lot depending on the quality of its design and overall appeal.
Read moreCore Set 2021 will be the third Core Set released by Wizards since their hiatus after Magic Origins back in 2015. If you’ve been paying attention—and I’m assuming you have—you’ll know that it’s been heavily hinted to be a set revolving around...
Read moreIt seems like ages ago that Theros: Beyond Death was released, marking the last mainline, standard-legal release by Wizards of the Coast for MTG. The good news is that Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths will be arriving before we know it, bringing with it...
Read moreLove ‘em or hate ‘em, Magic’s Universes Beyond products are here to stay. One of 2022’s Universes Beyond will be set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, the far-flung future where there is only war.
Read moreUnfinity looks like it’s shaping up to be a gorgeous, whimsical, fun-filled set with a creative and unique aesthetic that we haven’t really seen before in Magic. If you like carnivals, the circus, or space, then this is the set for you.
Read moreFrom the angel-built, demon-run city of New Capenna’s seedy underground to the sleek art deco landscapes and architecture, everything about this set that has me pretty pumped for it.
Read moreimportant to early Magic for a lot of reasons. This 1995 expansion was the game’s first “standalone” product and could be played completely independently of the MTG core products since it reprinted basic lands for the first...
Read moreWelcome to Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty. Things have changed since you were last here.
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