Despite The Hobbit being a small set, all the usual challenges to evaluating a new Draft set apply, so let’s pick out the best commons and uncommons as a starting point with the Limited format.
Read moreWelcome to the world of The Hobbit, the book that pretty much started it all. Let’s see how the Limited format shapes up for this small Universes Beyond set.
Read moreRamp’s all about generating extra mana and using it to cast massive spells way ahead of schedule. Sounds fun, right?
Read moreThe recent return to Tarkir was bound to provide a sick dragon commander or two, but none have inspired players like Ureni of the Unwritten. It’s got great colors, a stellar ability, and a deadly size—let’s see what you can do with such...
Read moreIt’s time for another Ultimate Draft Guide! Keep reading and I’ll tell you everything you need to know about what it takes to win at in Marvel Super Heroes Draft.
Read moreEmperor is a six-player MTG format perfect for large groups of players. But how does it work? Do you need EDH decks for Emperor? And most importantly, will it be a good time for your playgroup?
Read moreNow that we’ve had our first batch of Hobbit spoilers, we also have our first commanders from the set. One of them has taken off in advance of release, and it’s of course the story’s Big Bad, Smaug, the Magnificent.
Read moreInterested in building around Marvel’s latest Grixis commander? Here’s a Bracket 3 take on Doctor Doom, King of Latveria, from the Doom Prevails precon.
Read moreAggro decks are a lot more complex than they look. Let’s dive into what aggro decks really are, how to play them effectively, and the key elements you need to consider to make your aggro decks work.
Read moreThe Unbeatable Squirrel Girl is hands down one of the best commanders in Marvel Super Heroes, both because of its sheer raw power and how easily you can build a cheap aggro deck around it.
Read moreThis guide contains Day 0 thoughts on the Marvel Super Heroes Limited format, with an eye towards practical, useful information for upcoming Prereleases. Read on for detailed analysis of the set’s mechanics, archetypes, themes, top commons, and...
Read moreLast year’s Spider-Man set was very poorly received, but it looks like Marvel Super Heroes is on a whole other level, and I’m very excited for this review! Enjoy this card by card analysis of the set.
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