Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths stands out as one of the finest expansions in Magic: The Gathering, and for various compelling reasons. However, there’s one small mechanic that most people forget was introduced in Ikoria: mutate. Want to find out what...
Read moreAre you looking to build a formidable Magic deck to beat your opponents at your next game night? Consider a Voltron deck that can bulk up one unkillable creature to take out your opponents before they can strengthen their board states.
Read morePart of the joy of Magic is its complexity. It gives the game tons of depth and replayability. Of course, it would be hard to parse all that information without deck archetypes, categories that give us a starting point for what a deck wants to do...
Read moreIt seems to be a pattern that after a disappointing end to a long built-up storyline, Magic brings us to Eldraine for a nice palate cleanser. Wilds of Eldraine brings along returning mechanics from our first visit, like adventure spells and Food...
Read moreFor a time, good faerie decks were the backbone of constructed Magic. I have good news for those who remember those days with fondness instead of dread. Fae Dominion and Wilds of Eldraine are going to make faeries decent in Commander for the...
Read moreWilds of Eldraine is just around the corner, bringing fresh takes on old fairy tales, the return of Adventure cards, and, of course, brand new Commander precons! Eldraine is a plane of knights and monsters, fairy tales, and sagas of heroic...
Read moreThey’re back, and they’re in every nook and cranny of your board and graveyard: we’re talking slivers. Sliver Swarm is a preconstructed Commander Masters deck dedicated to the glory of 5 color slivers, but it has a twist.
Read moreEvery deck that has noncreature spell synergies has a Talrand at some point. After all, getting 2/2 flying tokens here and there isn’t shabby.
Read moreCommander Masters brings with it some of the most exciting themes for Commander preconstructed decks that we’ve ever seen. Today, let’s join the hottest party in town: Commodore Guff’s Planeswalker Party.
Read moreEnduring Enchantments takes the iconic enchantress strategy and moves it into black from primarily white and green. This third color adds a new direction the archetype gets to explore: graveyard shenanigans.
Read moreI’m no Lord of the Rings buff, but even I know elves and Tolkien is a match made in Middle-earth heaven. Yes, I know, another elf precon. We’ve been down this road before. But never have the elves of Magic been so… democratic.
Read moreThe backup has arrived; let’s get to work on this deck!
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