Revolt in MTG: Rules, History, and Best Cards
Revolt is a very simple mechanic from Aether Revolt that would probably be forgotten by now, if not for a famous removal spell.
Read moreRevolt is a very simple mechanic from Aether Revolt that would probably be forgotten by now, if not for a famous removal spell.
Read moreAnother Final Fantasy Golden Chocobo bites the dust, this time for a whopping $78,000.
Read moreAs it turns out, Bloomburrow’s raccoons are by and large the only critters in this Magic set that have stumbled upon a new mechanic: expend. Expend is a rules term that cares about how much mana you’ve spent casting spells each...
Read moreTypically, winning a game of Magic comes down to who cast the most spells. Using all your available mana each turn is a simple way to track how well youโre playing. In fact, most spells want you to cast other spells, too, whether it’s a...
Read moreIn the dynamic world of Magic: The Gathering, new mechanics often redefine how the game is played. A fascinating addition is the gift mechanic from Bloomburrow, the cutest MTG set ever. Gifts are particularly great for multiplayer formats, and...
Read moreZendikar is one of those planes that Magic just keeps coming back to. From the original Zendikar to the more recent Zendikar Rising, landfall shows up on new cards every time we visit the plane. Whether you want to learn how landfall works or...
Read moreRaccoons are a creature type in Magic, and a relatively new one. The first black border raccoon was printed in Streets of New Capenna, and theyโve popped up in a few sets since then.
Read moreStarting this week, premier MTG sets older than Wilds of Eldraine are no longer Standard-legal, and new all-stars are starting to emerge.
Read moreBats have been around Magic for a while, although in small numbers. Bloomburrow brought them back in a big way with dozens of new designs! For the first time, bats are one of the set’s officially supported themes.
Read morePod effects let you work up a mana chain by sacrificing smaller cards to get bigger ones from your library, and they’ve been powerful players across several formats.
Read moreAnyone who played Two-Headed Giant over Edge of Eternities prerelease had to live in fear of one particular 4-mana spell ending games in the most unfair way possible.
Read moreWizards of the Coast officially updated the rules in 2025 to allow legendary vehicles and spacecraft to be played from the command zone. This opens the door to really creative deck-building options using some of the most popular vehicles as your...
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