From Snapcaster Mage to Underworld Breach to Lier, Disciple of the Drowned, Magic players have long tried ways to efficiently recur spells from the graveyard. But what if the spell never left your hand in the first place?
Read moreMagic players seem to collectively agree that cards and sets have become more complicated than they used to be. There’s more text on cards these days, they interact with each other in complex ways, and some even have six cards’ worth of text to...
Read moreToday we’re looking at reanimation effects and how to reanimate cards. How does reanimation work in Magic? Which reanimation spells and abilities are a necromancer’s dream?
Read moreType 4 is just one of these casual formats. What is it, exactly? How customizable is it, and what to its variants look like?
Read moreDevils appear through all kinds of art, myths, folk tales, and pop culture, but no matter your understanding of the Devil or devils in general, fire, mischief, and darkness are likely to follow. Devils in MTG are no different and bring these...
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 moreProdigal Sorcerer, affectionately known as Tim from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, was a rite of passage for casual players after Ice Age. The printing of another blue 3-mana pinger in Zuran Spellcaster meant most players built a...
Read morePlaneswalkers are the lifeblood of many competitive builds and will always influence all formats. Will Urza and Mishra ever make amends? Let’s rip through these burning questions and find out!
Read moreToday I’ll be doing a deep dive into a neat MTG mechanic, rebound. You’ll learn everything you could ever want to know about rebound, here on this very page.
Read moreThe Brothers’ War is shaping up to be a pretty awesome set. There’ll be several versions of famous characters from across one of Dominaria’s most important events, and many look like pretty great options for Commander.
Read morePower creep has, well, crept. Cards that were once incredible in Modern are now barely played in Standard, and The Brothers’ War could either further that creep or just be another example of its effect.
Read moreVanguard was introduced at events in 1997 as a casual variant format where a player chooses a single vanguard card representing a character from the Magic universe to lead their Constructed deck. But what are these cards, and how do they work?
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