Today, I discuss not just one or two, but all the 4-color commanders printed throughout MTG history. I explain their unique niches, rank them, and ultimately present a deck you can try that’s both colorful and powerful!
Read moreMagic’s assassin commanders were fairly limited to a few typal options in Dimir (UB) and a certain Mardu (WRB) monarch once upon a time, but Assassin’s Creed gave us a lot of new legendary assassins for our command zone.
Read moreLands and mana are crucial for any deck to achieve victory. If you want to sacrifice the weak for power like Korvold, Fae-Cursed King, or swing fast with Madrush Cyclops, you’ll need the right Jund lands.
Read moreIslandwalk and other landwalk abilities have fallen out of favor in recent times. Whatever the reason for it, newer players may not be sure what islandwalk cards do or why they’re good.
Read moreYou happen across a small beaked robot autonomously performing and reperforming some long obsolescent task. What do you do?
Read moreLorwyn Eclipsed isn’t even out of the oven yet and we’ve already got an accidental first look at some cards from Secrets of Strixhaven, specifically one of the Commander precons.
Read moreBlue has always been about playing the long game, and Lorwyn Eclipsed stays true to that identity with a clear typal subtheme in mind.
Read moreElf lords in MTG are cards, usually creatures, that boost other elves around them. Some elf lords will grant elves abilities like deathouch or trample, while others just give a traditional power and toughness boost.
Read morePersist was introduced in 2008 with Shadowmoor. The defining mechanic in a multicolor block, persist is featured in all colors and on creatures of all sizes.
Read moreA Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle rare accidentally showed up in someone’s Lorwyn Eclipsed product, so let’s see what Shark Shredder does.
Read moreElementals and -1/-1 counter synergies are the name of the game. Lorwyn Eclipsed precon upgrades are the biggest market movers this week.
Read moreLorwyn Eclipsed releases shortly, and today we discuss the impact of these cards in Standard. The set was designed with Standard balance in mind, and some new archetypes can emerge to the top tier thanks to these cards.
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