Rebels in Magic have a distinct mechanical identity that popped up more than 25 years ago before getting a brief resurgence with Phyrexia: All Will Be One. But what’s the difference, and what did those classic cards do? Let’s find out.
Read moreLands tend to be the bland side of Magic, a way to get to the fun part of slamming down creatures and raining instants and sorceries upon our enemies. But then we have utility lands: lands that do something else, which can go from making more...
Read moreMagic has more than 100 cards that have or relate to double strike, and today we’re trimming down that list to the best ones. Stay with me until the very end, and we’ll see which double strike cards are worth playing.
Read moreTarkir: Dragonstorm is bringing a cycle of mono-colored utility lands, and one of them is not like that other….
Read moreTarkir: Dragonstorm is peak MTG: red mana dorks, Hoof Daddy in Standard, Bolas is back… and the first “WTH??” Magic card in a while!
Read moreMagic’s an expensive hobby. I mean, not collecting yachts and bidding in antique car auctions expensive, but still, it’s a game that can be tough on the average player’s wallet. Thankfully, many Commander players have embraced the casual nature...
Read moreRemember Gilt-Leaf Archdruid? Yeah, neither did we. Though a massive price spike has given players a reason to dig up their old copies of this druid lord.
Read moreI first started really getting into uncommons as commanders when I opened Slimefoot, the Stowaway in a Dominaria pack, and it’s been a bit of a collector obsession of mine since. If you share my interest in what can feel a bit like hipster...
Read moreSunset Strikemaster paves the way for the future of red ramp: Unconditional mana dorks!
Read moreWith vehicles came pilots, but there are a lot fewer pilots than there are vehicles. There’s now pilot typal support, but does that mean the creature type as a whole is a dud? Or is it just a very specialized group of cards?
Read moreTarkir: Dragonstorm is shaping up to be an awesome set based on early previews, and the two planeswalkers in the set are no small reason why
Read moreEvery good sword needs a name. The same is true for every good bow, axe, spear, staff, maul, mace, scythe, ring, throne, chainmail armor, crown, shovel, and the occasional computer chip. Magic has dozens of named weapons, armor, and other...
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