We here at Draftsim respect people of all backgrounds and from all communities, so rest assured when I talk about the honorable and established “mana dork” in Magic, I mean it with the utmost respect. And as someone who went through the gamut of...
Read moreWotC has been doing Japanese crossovers pretty regularly the past few years. Today I’m here to talk to you about the Strixhaven Mystical Archive and all of the different Japanese variants that were made for it.
Read moreThe Magus cards have abilities that mimic famous or infamous MTG cards. They’ve garnered a wide variety of opinions and some strong feelings.
Read moreTutors are a big deal in Magic. Whether you’re playing 60-card Constructed or 100-card singleton Commander, tutors add a layer of consistency to any deck. They’re considered some of the most powerful effects in Magic, to the point where some...
Read moreEdge of Eternities expands the sacrificial artifact token space further with its Lander tokens, which offer a meaningfully different form of advantage than previous artifact tokens.
Read moreCounterspells are some of the most ubiquitous instants, and are one of the main reasons you’re allowed to interact and cast spells on an opponent’s turn. But what are counterspells, how do we cast them, and which are the best?
Read moreImagine your opponent kept a two-land hand filled with 3-drops just waiting to draw that third land. You’re on the play, and on turn 3 you nuke their tapped dual land with Stone Rain.
Read moreKavu may not be the most famous creature type in Magic, but they’ve earned a loyal fanbase thanks to their wild designs and aggressive stats, and they’ve made a surprise comeback in Edge of Eternities.
Read moreThe oddball Legendary Lobster is EOE’s most popular commander.
Read moreMagic’s history is full of neat ways for one piece of paper to pack different punches. The game introduced a new type of card in 2021 going into Zendikar Rising Standard: MDFCs, or modal dual-faced cards. Were these double-faced cards designed...
Read moreThe station mechanic from Edge of Eternities adapts many of the ideas seen on vehicles and broadens them to function in a familiar yet rather unique way.
Read moreWheel players love spinning their wheels. They’re the kinds of cards that constantly reshape players’ hands and force them to rework their strategies.
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