As someone who enjoys fast-paced and combat-heavy Commander games, goad is one of my favorite mechanics. Since it forces players to attack, it ensures the game won’t turn into a long drawn-out war of attrition. Then there’s the bonus that goaded...
Read moreInteraction is an essential part of any Magic deck. One of the most popular ways to interact with your opponent’s cards is through removal or kill spells that take your opponent’s most powerful threats or key cards off the board.
Read moreThis brand new combo from Reality Fracture lets you make infinite dragons and deal infinite damage, but be careful! If you mess it up, the game might end in a draw. Will you be running this combo in your Commander deck?
Read moreNoble is a creature type that represents the nobility of Magic’s different races and planes. These cards are the kings, queens, and other aristocrats that have gained rank and power in their domains.
Read moreOne turn they’re here, and then poof they’re gone! Magic’s vanishing mechanic puts a time limit on your permanents and forces you to use time as a resource.
Read moreToday we’re looking at the best druids, a creature type associated with an attunement to nature and green mana.
Read morePauper has spread its budget-friendly deck building to Commander in the form of Pauper Commander, the commons-only casual format designed to capture the essence of multiplayer Commander games on a budget!
Read moreRakdos is widely known for using sacrifice payoffs and synergies to win the game, and here we’ll go over the best combos this color pair can offer.
Read moreInfect. Some players love the mechanic as others hate it. Craig Blanchette, also known as Mr. Infect, who appears regularly on the Command Zone podcast and their Game Knights specials, loves to play with infect cards! Where do you fall into the...
Read moreOn Thunder Junction, not only can you commit crimes, but you can go on a crime spree. In some ways, it’s yet another kicker variant, but there’s a bit more to the spree mechanic than just that.
Read moreToday we’re polymorphing creatures in Magic: The Gathering. Instead of pulling a rabbit out of a hat, we’re putting it back in the hat! What’s going to come out in its place? Who knows!?
Read moreBoons are one of the few Alchemy mechanics that could make it into paper, though they’re just problematic enough that it’s probably best they stay on MTG Arena.
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