Kratos, God of War Commander Deck Guide
This 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.
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.
Read moreTons of changes are coming to MTG sealed product, starting in 2026. And it looks like some welcome inserts to various products are going away, too.
Read moreToday, letโs take a look at colorless pump spells. These cards might be some of the best pump cards because they fit into almost any kind of deck without a mana requirement.
Read moreIโll be making the case for one of my favorite color combinations, especially in Commander. Naya is the color combination of dangerous lands, giant dinosaurs, and wide boards full of creature tokens, to name just a few of its possibilities.
Read moreBlue can be your favorite color of MTG, or your worst nightmare, depending on the decks you play and the people you know. Blue still has some of the best archetypes and strategies in the game, across multiple formats.
Read moreBlack is the color that typically gets to do everything, but at a cost. However, removing enchantments is a relatively new addition to blackโs arsenal, with very few premium effects that fit in this space.
Read moreIndestructible creatures can be a pain to deal with, but don’t let the name fool you. There are plenty of ways to remove an indestructible threat from the battlefield.
Read moreSure, anyone can find synergies with some know-how, but what about combos that use all five colors of Magic? Even betterโwhat if you could pull it off with just two cards? Today weโre diving into the best 5-color combos in the game.
Read moreThe modified mechanic rewards you for upgrading your creatures in any of these ways, which gives new life to Voltron builds, counter-focused decks, and even go-wide token strategies.
Read moreSimply put, dog lords pay you off for filling your deck full of other dog creatures, though with roughly 150 dogs in Magic, only five really come close to reaching true lordship.
Read moreWhat is the world coming to when red decks can counter their opponentsโ spells? Itโs not quite what it seems, but we will still take a look at these spells.
Read moreWhile +1/+1 counters are very common in MTG and almost every set has them, there are a few sets that prefer to use the more obscure -1/-1 counterpart. These are truly opposites, like light and dark. One strengthens, while the other weakens.
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