Tappers are a classic part of Limited history. Creatures that tap opposing threats are often among the strongest creatures in the format because they play offensively and defensively against your opponent’s most threatening creatures.
Read moreRemoving counters can be just as strong as outright destroying a card in some cases, though sometimes you can shift counters around to unlock some interesting combos.
Read moreAny long-time Magic: The Gathering player knows how expensive the hobby can be. Go ahead, ask your friend with a decade-plus of MTG experience how much they’ve spent on cardboard in the past 10 years. Make sure you bring a tissue for when they...
Read moreant cards are those with an exact color identity of green, white, and blue. Those three colors can be represented in the mana cost of the card or might have colored pips in their rules text that add to their color identity.
Read moreFrom sewer vermin and rotting zombie corpses to nefarious demons and blood-sucking vampires, black has a large scope of iconic creatures. Today we’re exploring the best of the best.
Read moreThe world of edict creatures goes pretty deep. You can make your opponents sacrifice far more than just creatures and get much more explosive effects.
Read moreAvengers and… Planeswalkers assemble? That’s right! Marvel fans who also play Magic: The Gathering intersect at quite a time in history! MTG and Marvel collaborate for more Universes Beyond crossovers with more cards than others released before...
Read moreA couple cards from New York Comic Con leaked early, giving us a first look at some new Star Trek goodies, including a powerful-looking board wipe.
Read moreKeen Engineering might be the most complicated of the Foundations Commander decks because it doesn’t rely on creature typal synergies, but it still enacts a simple artifact gameplan under the watchful eye of Sai, Master Thopterist.
Read moreYou might be as surprised as I was to discover that mono-green has really strong cantrips worth playing, and today, we will go over the best ones and rank them!
Read moreLhurgoyf was my first MTG love. I started playing in Ice Age and this was the first build-around card my baby Magic brain understood. “Wait… it’s actually okay that my things go to the graveyard?!”
Read moreSultai often plays around in the graveyard space, which leads to infinite combos involving sacrifice, recursion, and creature deaths.
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