Some games take sidequesting to another level, which ends up being exciting, with good rewards, world exploration, character development, or even interesting dialogue. Final Fantasy games have many memorable ones, and in MTG, these have become...
Read moreAs for me, I feel neutral about them. They strike me like Un-sets: A Magic product that’s not for me, so I don’t bother to engage with them, positively or negatively. Until now. Until we got a Cowboy Bebop crossover. Now I have opinions. And...
Read moreLord of the Rings had some pretty big shows to fill. Legendary shoes, if you will. Final Fantasy has filled them and then some, with the highest legendary creature count ever.
Read moreLands don’t have to enter untapped to be useful. Tapped lands can offer budget fixing to hold together cheap decks or powerful abilities that go well beyond that of the average land.
Read moreAmong the newer trends in MTG lately are these custom box-opening sites like Pullbox and Boxed. It’s all a bit confusing if you’ve never stumbled onto one of these sites, so I’m going to do my best to break down exactly what’s going on here.
Read moreMultiplayer Magic has existed since the game’s inception, but it’s only relatively recent that we’ve seen the explosion of the Commander format as the most popular way to play with three or more players.
Read moreThe hype for Final Fantasy is real, with yet-to-be-released commanders already impacting the secondary market. Take Slaughter, a mostly forgotten Exodus uncommon that’s on the rise now thanks to Y’shtola.
Read moreWe’re all familiar with the many ways to exploit creatures dying, from aristocratic payoffs like Blood Artist to creatures that want to die like Shambling Ghast and Doomed Traveler. But what if we could trigger those abilities with a wider range...
Read moreToday we’re taking a look at a custom online box-opening website for Magic: The Gathering. Pullbox doesn’t provide your typical box-openings, but something purely digital, with a lot of variance involved.
Read moreSure, we’d all love to run Demonic Tutor in every black deck, but not everyone has $50 to spend on a single card. That’s why I put together this list of budget tutors under $5, covering a variety of formats.
Read moreAtraxa, Praetors’ Voice has been dethroned as the most popular commander in the format. Its spot has been taken over by none other than The Ur-Dragon!
Read moreEvery color pair has some number of combos, including Boros, which takes the rigid order of white and inflames it with red’s passion, leading to a slew of aggressive, often creature-based combos to end the game.
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