While 2- or 3-color decks are already exciting, nothing tops the chaos and fun of running all five colors. Today, we’re going to walk through all of the 5-color Commander precons to rank their strengths and see which ones deliver the best...
Read moreToday, I’ll be looking at art—specifically the art of the basic Island. Because Islands have received so many printings over the years, there’s plenty to examine.
Read moreToday, I rank the best blue mana dorks—the color might be as far from green as the color pie gets, but it still makes extra mana!
Read moreMardu is the color combination of all-out aggression, going wide with tokens, and sacrificing them for value. WotC has designed many Commander precons with these colors in mind, and we’re going through all of them.
Read moreMagic has a plethora of archetypes, some that see constant support, others that only receive a nod here or there. One of my favorite archetypes that Wizards has given lots of love over the past couple of years is cast-from-exile decks.
Read moreThe plane of Amonkhet was marked and shaped by Nicol Bolas’s influence. Everything about the plane’s society was modified and altered to follow the dragon’s schemes. All of society was rebuilt to serve as a way (unknowingly) to create a massive...
Read moreMarvel’s History of Heroes is Secret Lairs next Countdown Kit, this time focused entirely on the Marvel franchise as a lead-in to next year’s Darkhold Destiny.
Read moreHorses are probably one of the most iconic animals, and you can probably find some who will argue that horses are better than dogs. Magic’s horses may not come in large numbers or have a lot of typal support, but you’ll definitely want to take a...
Read moreBlue and red are two of Magic’s most fun colors to combine. As you can imagine, some of Izzet’s best cards are mythic rares.
Read moreBlack in Magic: The Gathering is all about power with a bit of risk, and its pump spells prove it, turning even the smallest creature into a real threat.
Read moreSlivers are a beloved staple tribe of Magic. While they’re not quite as popular as goblins, elves, or dragons, slivers enjoy a hardcore cult following.
Read moreUtility lands function like spells and lands in that they give you a way to use your mana, mitigating the effect of flood since you can do something and helping ease mana screw because you can slip in a few extras. My favorite utility lands are...
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