Way back in the Time Spiral block we were shown a pair of timeshifted cards with a strange new ability: poisonous. This was not only a callback to the poison counters that were sporadically printed between Legends and Visions, but also a...
Read moreThe Secret Lair website can be a bit cryptic about upcoming drops, but their latest posts are being deliberately mysterious, with tons of hints towards what to expect next.
Read moreWizards recently release a worldbuilding video for the upcoming Tarkir: Dragonstorm set, which showed off some really cool art and confirmed a few reprints as well.
Read moreThere are lots of different kinds of good red creatures, from cheap creatures that kill your opponent quickly to big and expensive dragons that win the game in just a couple hits.
Read morePerhaps the zombie fad’s dying down, but the bumbling horde of flesh-eaters persists in Magic. Zombies have decades of support as a creature type, so there’s bound to be combos aplenty. Don’t worry, they’re not all as brain-dead as you might...
Read moreMany players find an affinity to one of the five colors because it suits their playstyle or the flavor they love. Picking a mono-color commander is one of the best ways to get to the heart of what your favorite color does and show it off to your...
Read moreAs soon as you play on the client for a little while, you inevitably notice the MTGA economy at some point. That includes both how complicated and how expensive it is to master. One element of this is discovering all the different ways to get...
Read moreLord of the Pit becomes Lord of the Spike, as its 3ED version’s price rises sky-high!
Read moreGreen creature decks come in different flavors, from mana dorks to elfball support to gigantic game-enders.
Read moreWotC revealed a massive tide of new information about upcoming Magic sets at Magic Con Vegas, with one particularly surprising announcement. As more and more outside IPs like Final Fantasy, Avatar: The Last Airbender, and Spider-Man find their...
Read moreAssembling an aggressive and fast mana base is the usual next step to powering up an EDH deck. Many players achieve this by “doubling” their mana; surprising opponents with a single huge turn to pull ahead of the rest of the pod.
Read moreMark Rosewater dropped his set teaser for Tarkir: Dragonstorm, giving players some quick bites of what to expect from the upcoming return to Tarkir.
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