What really separates Magic: The Gathering from so many other games I’ve played is its artwork. Magic has had over 400 artists over its almost 30-year span, all of which have produced almost too much art to count.
Read moreFor as long as Magic has existed players have always been concerned with their mana base. Whether it’s having all of the same art, foils, full arts, you name it, players love customizing their basic lands to fit their style.
Read moreWhile many turned to MTG Arena as an alternative to FNM or casual gameplay in recent years, some players, especially Commander players, turned to play via webcam and VoIP. One way to do this is through SpellTable, an official way to play paper...
Read moreBuilding an EDH deck used to be as simple as picking a theme and scouring Gatherer for cards that might work. The process has evolved quite a bit since then and now there are plenty of resources, websites, and communities that are so useful I...
Read moreWizards has made numerous forays into the video game market throughout Magic’s 30-year history. Some strived to capture the essence of paper Magic in a digital environment while others departed from the card game framework entirely in favor of...
Read moreThe art of tattooing has been a part of countless societies and cultures for millennia. And the ultimate form of appreciation and expression as a fan is to get an MTG tattoo.
Read moreJudge promos are something of a special card type in Magic. They’re rare, with a very limited amount being produced, and often feature some of the most powerful fan-favorite cards in the entire game.
Read moreWith the return of the Pro Tour and the revamped system for organized play there are a lot of new sub-systems and qualification paths. They’re easy to mix up, which is why I’m going to help you by breaking down the layers of tournament play...
Read moreThe recent SNC Championship suffered multiple hardships and hiccups, many of which are symptoms of greater problems with the new system. The issues ranged from too many players receiving byes, poor communications between tournament admins and...
Read moreYou know that Hasbro owns Wizards of the Coast, right? Like, the people who make board games like Monopoly (ugh), Betrayal at the House on the Hill, and more? And they make Magic board games, too!
Read moreTwitter has always been my go-to source for MTG info and the Magic community as a whole. But Twitter is a barren place if you’re not following the right people, so today I want to talk about must-follow accounts on Magic Twitter.
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