One of my favorite recurring characters in Murders at Karlov Manor is Etrata, the Dimir assassin. In our previous Return to Ravnica “block,” we got [REPLACE CARD]Etrata, the Silencer[/REPLACE], which was one of my favorite designs from that MTG...
Read moreYidris, Maelstrom Wielder is the cascade master, and I’m here to show you how this One Punch Man commander only needs one hit to win the game. Let’s dive right into it!
Read moreThe return of investigate in Murders at Karlov Manor lead to an entire Commander precon centered around Clue tokens. Morska, the commander of this deck, is actually a fairly open-ended legend, with a bunch of different directions you can take...
Read moreSelvala, Heart of the Wilds isn’t the most popular mono-green commander, but it is classically the most powerful. Although for years Selvala was a top tier cEDH deck, in recent years the deck’s ability to win on turn 3 is just not quite that...
Read morePlaneswalkers are among the strongest card types in the game. Their structure makes them at minimum 2-for-1s in most cases; even in the scenarios when they eat a Bitter Triumph in response to activation, you get a removal spell and another...
Read moreSomething I really enjoy in Magic is when a card reflects its color identity nicely. Each color has a very strong personality and characteristics, and each combination that can result from them also has very notable themes.
Read moreWithout a doubt, [REPLACE CARD]Delney, Streetwise Lookout[/REPLACE] is one of the most exciting Commander cards from the Murders at Karlov Manor MTG set. Triggered abilities are incredibly common in Magic and getting to double up on them is an...
Read moreEver since Niv-Mizzet became the embodiment of Ravnica’s Guildpact during the story events of War of the Spark, we’ve seen a host of 5-color Nivs designed to helm guild-themed decks. Dubious story choices in making Niv-Mizzet the Living Guildpact...
Read moreThe graveyard might be the most busted zone in Magic. All kinds of unfair things begin in the graveyard, from Dredge to Hogaak, Arisen Necropolis and beyond! Reanimation strategies are particularly nasty, often cheating threats like Archon of...
Read moreWith the release of Murders at Markov Manor, it might be time for Arcades, the Strategist to move aside. There’s a new Commander in town that turns defenders into an aggressive force and still delivers tons of card draw: The Pride of Hull...
Read moreThere’s something delightful about playing with old commanders. Jeleva, Nephalia’s Scourge was released in the Commander 2013 product, one of the first direct-for-Commander products before every set had its associated EDH precons.
Read moreOne joy from revisiting Magic’s planes is seeing new versions of beloved characters. Massacre Girl was a known character and fan favorite on Ravnica before her first card printing in the War of the Spark MTG set. Naturally, returning to the...
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