Chaos decks are built with the goal not to necessarily win as quickly as possible, but to create as confusing or complex of a board state as possible. This archetype may be used by the pilot specifically to disrupt powerful opponents by adding...
Read moreThere’s a lot of buzz surrounding Reality Fracture, and a couple card images have surfaced showing what the set might look like. But are they even real to begin with, and what does it mean for the set if they are?
Read moreWerewolves are an interesting creature type in Magic. Let’s look at the few werewolf commanders that exist in Magic and a few commanders that can work for a werewolf deck, even though they aren’t werewolves themselves.
Read moreMagic thrives in a space between creativity and reference. Among the most recognizable of its adapted fantasy races are zombies, shambling about the Gothic horror of Innistrad and carefully tending the fields of Amonkhet, with plenty of variety...
Read moreSpirits can be a powerful force on the battlefield, with more and more spirits being printed across all colors. Have a look at one of the most well-supported creature types in MTG!
Read moreFlashback is simple, with great gameplay and a huge design space. This mechanic allows you to reuse spells from your graveyard without having to jump through any hoops other than paying the flashback cost.
Read moreThe turbulent lands are a new cycle of Commander-focused lands from Secrets of Strixhaven, and they’re prefect mana fixers for casual EDH decks.
Read moreRed is the color of chaos, so it makes sense that anything it does is inspired by that. Red card draw is more often impulse draw than anything else, and red mana acceleration comes in large bursts rather than through land fetching or your typical...
Read moreOne of the most important rules to keep in mind when brewing a Commander deck is the fact that every single card in your deck has to be within your commander’s color identity. This still applies if you’re playing colorless cards as your...
Read moreHello, planeswalkers! The grass is always greener on the other side, but this garden is the greenest. Boasting aside, let’s look at the best green artifacts so far in MTG. It’s not a huge list, but there are a few green artifacts that can pack a...
Read moreMagic has a long history of sets and mechanics, and one way that they’ve varied cards over the years is by including ability words on cards and in designs. These offer both design and flavor benefits in the game, simplifying how you understand...
Read moreLands are the crucible within which games of Magic are forged; decks revolve around putting extra lands into play, and making your land drop every turn is one of the best game actions you can take in Magic, especially in Commander.
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