Good news Commander players, Mark Rosewater just made a huge announcement. In 2027, we will be getting a record total of 24 commander precons, four for each set! This is more than we’ve ever gotten before, but is this good for the format...
Read moreThe Arena team cooked up some bangers for the final Alchemy drop. Have you ever wondered what would Thassa’s Oracle would look like as a green creature?
Read moreA new set was just announced for 2027, and it already has one of the most powerful card draw engines we’ve seen in a while. It might even give The One Ring a run for its money!
Read moreThanks to the Darkhold Destiny Collector Booster packaging, we now know which Infinity Stone will be the serialized headliner.
Read moreAlchemy’s going out with one more drop, this time linked to Reality Fracture. The Bloodbile Swarm is the result of Jace breaking reality in the digital space.
Read moreDarkhold Destiny will explore the dark and arcane side of the Marvel universe in 2027 as one of three Universes Beyond sets next year.
Read moreA couple cards from New York Comic Con leaked early, giving us a first look at some new Star Trek goodies, including a powerful-looking board wipe.
Read moreThe war of the sphinxes and planeswalkers rages on. The Ur-Sphinx continues to spike sphinxes left and right, and an unexpected FRA breakout commander is moving planeswalkers.
Read moreMTG Head Designer Mark Rosewater just posted about it on his personal blog, we’ll be hearing about a brand new set tonight at New York Comic Con.
Read moreWarhammer 40K Commander decks are coming back with a vengeance, as Wizards of the Coast just announced that they would be reprinting these popular products. Is this a one-time thing, or does this mean they’re going to be doing reprints like...
Read moreDo you hate Sol Ring? Are you willing to take a risk to make a funny play? If so, this hilarious red counterspell is the card for you.
Read moreThis is big news! An employee from Wizards of the Coast just announced that Reality Fracture is going to be sticking around longer than expected. But what does this mean for the future of Magic?
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