Green has fewer cards in Reality Fracture than other colors because it’s the only color not featured in the Multiverse Reforged precon, but Wizards made up for it by juicing the cards printed in the main set.
Read moreReality Fracture is here, and in just a few more days, so will be the Arena Direct! It’s the chance to win real collector booster boxes on Arena, but is it worth it? It depends on how good you are and how lucky you get… as well as a...
Read moreReality Fracture’s crazy, idealized version of Jace’s perfect MTG Multiverse has a few outstanding white cards, including classic white characters, and even alternate versions of characters that were never white to begin with.
Read moreReality Fracture prerelease weekend has come and gone, so now it’s time to delve into it and figure out the key takeaways. What works, what doesn’t, and most importantly, how fun is it?
Read moreThe main theme of Reality Fracture (FRA) is to show the Echoverse, an alternate MTG reality created by Jace Beleren. In this alternate reality, we have alternate versions of beloved and traditional MTG characters, which are represented on cards...
Read moreOne way to catch your opponents off guard is with threaten effects. Threatening your opponent’s creatures to do your bidding can be very powerful, and I’ve got the best ways to do it right now.
Read moreEnchantments aren’t limited to any specific color or combination of colors, but there are some color combinations that are clearly better at supporting this card type. Selesnya GW is one of, if not the best color combinations for enchantment...
Read morePrepare debuted in Secrets of Strixhaven and quickly came back in Reality Fracture, solidifying itself as one of Magic’s sweetest two-cards-in-one mechanics.
Read moreSkittering and creeping across the battlefield, spider creatures have been the backbone of green’s answer to flying creatures since Urza’s Destiny. Which legendary spider makes the best commander for your entirely creepy crawlies deck?
Read moreInfect is a very powerful archetype to play in Commander. Instead of having to deal 40 damage or mill 90+ cards to take out one opponent, you only need to give them 10 poison counters. This makes infect one of the quickest and nastiest ways to...
Read moreWe’re all familiar with the many ways to exploit creatures dying, from aristocratic payoffs like Blood Artist to creatures that want to die like Shambling Ghast and Doomed Traveler. But what if we could trigger those abilities with a wider range...
Read moreThe easiest method of winning a game of Commander is ramping faster than your opponents. There’s a reason cEDH decks pack so much fast mana, and it’s not to show off.
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