One of the hallmarks of a good Bethesda game is a long list of easter eggs and hidden items for the player to discover. In the Fallout series, a Vault-tec Bobbleheads are scattered across the map for players to find. These rare artifacts grant...
Read moreThere’s no worse feeling than when you have powerful cards in hand but the wrong colors of mana to cast them. To help with that, I’ve compiled a list of the top cards that can filter your mana so you can focus on casting those amazing spells...
Read moreMagic has all kinds of creature types, ranging from the generic (think bird) to the specific (think brushwagg). Some creatures aren’t defined by any specific classification, so they’re often assigned the generic “beast” subtype.
Read moreColorless spells in Magic have upsides and downsides. From the lowly Ornithopter to the most massive Eldrazi, there are benefits to running creatures without color.
Read moreBlack isn’t known as a heavy token-making color, but its sacrifice archetypes love all the zombies and other fodder black decks are capable of producing.
Read moreFew tokens are quite as big as the dreaded Karnstruct, an artifact creature that shows up on a few flavorful Karn and Urza cards, plus a couple stragglers.
Read moreFree counterspells are cracked in every format, and that’s no exaggeration. Wizards thinks they might be too strong for this Commander variant.
Read moreMagic has no shortage of busted creatures and splashy permanents that are just begging to be brought back from the graveyard. Whether you’re slinging spells in Commander, grinding value in Legacy, or pulling off slick combos in Modern or...
Read moreTokens are one of the best strategies in Magic. You get to swarm the board with more creatures than your opponents can keep up with and rush them down with an army that’s too big for your playmat to contain.
Read moreRed mythics are often explosive and fast, offering either some of Magic’s leaner threats or its most powerful spells.
Read moreCome, let me peer into your mind and read your future. Ahh, yes, I see it all so clearly. You’re about to learn about scrying in Magic: The Gathering. A great teacher and L1 judge will walk you through how it works, the history of the mechanic...
Read moreThese Bant combos are the perfect way to close out an EDH game after you’ve gotten bored of spending twice as much mana than the rest of the table with all those extra cards you drew.
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