Fans of roleplaying games are more than familiar with rogues of all kinds. Rogues in Magic are sly tricksters, likely to hang out with thieves, mercenaries, assassins, and other outlaws. Keep an eye on your coin purse. These party members aren’t...
Read moreGolgari decks often dip into graveyard and sacrifice synergies, though a few prominent creature types like squirrels and elves have been built into MTG’s Golgari precons.
Read moreBuilding and refining your Magic: The Gathering card collection is an exciting journey for players of all levels. That said, as your collection grows, keeping everything organized can feel overwhelming. That’s where MTG collection trackers...
Read moreA significant portion of vampire support comes from lords, creatures that enhance the vampires you control with power, keywords, and other boons.
Read moreWhat does it take for a land cycle to receive such fame? A connection to one of the most iconic settings in Magic: Ravnica. The City of Guilds introduced the gate land type with the 10 Guildgates, but the archetype has grown and matured in the...
Read moreEnergy has been in Magic since Kaladesh in 2016, but we didn’t have a legendary creature who explicitly supported energy until the Fallout precons in 2024. Now that we have the commanders in two EDH precons plus enough support in Modern Horizons...
Read moreThey’re not a requirement for a good deck, but mythic rare cards can be the bombs and strategy-accelerating cards you need. Let’s take a look at a list of the best ways to spend your mythic wildcards and develop solid decks.
Read moreToday, let’s check out the cards that can enable your other creatures to be unblockable and help your bomb creatures skip your opponents’ defenses!
Read moreRakdos is widely known for using sacrifice payoffs and synergies to win the game, and here we’ll go over the best combos this color pair can offer.
Read moreCompetitive EDH, or cEDH, is all about speed, consistency, and interaction, so let’s break down the top staples that show up across the strongest decks in the format.
Read moreWho cares how good your opponents’ cards are if they’re dead before they can use them? Attack triggers are another way for aggressive decks to apply pressure. They press your advantage by providing extra value in addition to combat damage.
Read moreOut of all the color combinations in Magic, Temur might be the most explosive. It blends green’s ramp, red’s aggression, and blue’s trickery into some of the wildest combos the game has to offer.
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