Magic is a challenging game. You constantly need to guess what your opponent is about to do, keep track of your deck, make the right play decisions… After all, you’re playing to win. Unless you choose the power of friendship. That’s right, you...
Read moreOf all the Commander colors, black is one of the toughest to pull off. But we love it anyway. Those of us who play this game at least partially for story will always be drawn to black decks. If that also describes you, maybe you’ll find your next...
Read moreHow does transform work, and how has it been implemented over the years? Which are the best transform cards? Perhaps I can change your mind!
Read moreToday, we’ll be touching on 30 of the best green token generators in Magic. From creature tokens generated with the cast of a spell or the pass of your upkeep to Treasure tokens generated from the tap of a land, you’ll be swimming in tokens by...
Read moreWarriors are more fun. Soldiers are organized and disciplined and part of a hierarchy, working together toward a common goal that dwarfs each person’s significance.
Read moreAll token players assemble! It’s time to find out the best white token generators in Magic ranked from worst to best. Chances are, you already know a few of the best ones if you’ve played token decks enough.
Read moreLet’s explore what white has to offer. After all, this is the color with some of the best removal, planeswalkers, and stax pieces in the game. It’s also got plenty of creature-based strategies to play to the board with.
Read moreI don’t often play mono-colored Commander decks, but when I do they’re usually red. After playing Magic for years and experimenting with everything from one to five to no colors in my Commander decks, there’s a refreshing simplicity to...
Read moreFor those who are just dipping their toes into Magic, planeswalkers can be some of the most striking and challenging cards to learn about. Their design and layout are so different from your basic Magic card, but they almost always feature some...
Read moreJund takes the best parts of red, green, and black and mixes them together for a brutal combination of big creatures, sacrifice effects, and graveyard play. Jund decks can play like “Gruul plus black,” “Rakdos plus green,” and “Golgari plus red”...
Read moreI used to think of mono-green decks as being somewhat uncomplicated, and maybe even a little boring. My impression was that they were just about playing lands and dropping big creatures. But as I played more of the game I started to realize just...
Read moreIf you don’t like the character of Ragavan in any way, this discussion isn’t for you. Not to spoil it too much, but nearly every plausible monkey commander mentions Ragavan. The guy gets around, what can I say?
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