Dungeons in MTG! They’ve always been a thing in D&D. It’s right in the name: Dungeons & Dragons. But now they’re in Magic, too. But what do dungeons actually do? How do they work, how do you use them, and how do you survive them?
Read moreKhans of Tarkir gave us a way to call the color trios that have enemy colored combinations, and from that MTG set we got “Sultai” for the combination of the enemy colors black-green and blue-green, BGU. This color combination was...
Read moreDecks built around Mardu colors tend to focus on creatures and combat damage. What makes Mardu cards great? Which are the best for your decks? Today, your resident Mardu Hordechief ranks the best cards in Magic!
Read moreMany creatures have built-in ways to get around blockers, either by flying over their heads, burrowing through the ground, passing through the Shadow Realm (or whatever’s happening to the shadow cards in Tempest). Let’s take a look at the best...
Read moreEvil necromancers and powerful planeswalkers have been resurrecting the dead to do their bidding for time immemorial. But where do skeletons fit in?
Read moreIf you’re a fan of precision, control, and outsmarting your opponents, Esper might be the color identity for you. Whether you’re building a fresh deck or just want to see what makes Esper such a strategic powerhouse in MTG, stick around to...
Read moreThe warrior’s code is called the Edicts of IIagra, and they go like this: “To conquer is to eat. To rule is to bleed. Victory or death.” If that doesn’t give you a clue of how the Mardu Horde thinks, I don’t know what will.
Read moreShambling. Noxious. Ghoulish. Putrid. Rotten. Murderous. All words used to describe the zombies of Magic. What can I tell you about zombies that hasn’t been said already? The trope’s been done to death. No need to bring any old cliches back from...
Read moreSupporting combo decks and spellslinging decks alike, cantrips can help you see a lot of cards from your deck and fill up your graveyard when needed. Blue and red are very good at cantripping, but if you’re playing white or green, you might be...
Read moreKev Walker is so prolific and is such a master of different styles, with a dramatic pen and ink style in the British tradition. Let’s see his best work from among over 500 Magic illustrations.
Read moreA few years ago, spiders had next to no lords in Magic. Things sure have changed, haven’t they? Not only do we have more possible lords for spiders, but we have them in more colors, too.
Read moreThis deck makes Kratos, God of War into a burn engine with its second ability to stoke the fires of war and make your opponents sweat while you bring their hopes and dreams down brick by brick.
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