Griffins, a typically lion-bird hybrid, appear infrequently in Magic as great flying beasts a step below white’s angels. While they’re often French vanilla creatures, a couple have exciting abilities to explore.
Read moreStar Trek is approaching at Warp Speed, and we’ve got a look at all ten Limited archetypes in the set! Some of these are brand new, and some of these are old as time, but it seems like it’s gonna be a good format after all
Read moreRegardless of how you feel about Star Trek, there’s something that’s very clear from what’s been spoiled so far: the set is packed with combo cards for Commander.
Read moreMagic’s last set for the year is also its last Universes Beyond set, a crossover with Star Trek that aims to pack 60 years of history into one release slate. If you’re looking to attend the Star Trek Prerelease, I’ve got all you need to make it...
Read moreThe Ruinous Powers is one of Warhammer 40K’s Commander precons, showing what this franchise can do in Grixis colors. It has many different themes, but they’re all cool. Cast big demons, cascade into other spells, and get a lot of value.
Read moreRemember the doctor’s companion ability from Doctor Who? Well, with all of the new doctors in Star Trek, it’s important to be extremely clear about this oddball variant to one of MTG’s most powerful mechanics.
Read moreIf you’ve been looking for a Boros commander off the beaten path, these are for you.
Read moreStar Trek spoiler season has officially kicked off, starting with a debut panel showcasing the mechanics and archetypes of the set.
Read moreAnother high demand Secret Lair release means another unmitigated disaster! Almost no one was able to actually get their hands on the Festival in a Box, and now it’s selling for more than twice the price on the secondary market.
Read moreOf all the ways we have to ramp our mana and fix our colors, some of the best are the 2-color Talismans and Signets. But which ones are better?
Read moreThere have been some good crabs in Magic. What would Dimir Rogues have been without the groan-inducing 1-drop of Ruin Crab on turn 1?
Read moreMagic players who love black and green have learned to love the graveyard as much as the game itself. Sacrificing creatures and muddling around where things go to die is a great way to pull ahead with a strategy many new players don’t expect.
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