Split cards were introduced back in the Invasion block in 2000 and really changed the way that designers and players thought about MTG cards. Suddenly you have two different cards and effects on a single piece of cardboard, and although the new...
Read moreBloomburrow was kind to less popular creature types like the adorable masked trash-panda raccoons. A raccoon Commander deck, though? That’s a bit of a stretch, but we know someone’s trying to make it work, so let’s at least acknowledge the...
Read moreWizards are one of the staple creature subtypes in Magic. Some of them are great. Some of them aren’t great at all. Let’s go over some of the best out there!
Read moreAmonket’s gods take their inspiration from the gods of Egypt, both in their physical appearances and the things for which the people of Amonkhet worship them. Let’s take a look at all the cards that are built around Amonkhet’s gods, including the...
Read moreDuskmourn: House of Horror is all about harrowing toys, impending doom, eerie rooms, and nasty things that want to eat you alive and chew you slowly, to extend your agony. But such a distressing Magic set needs some underdogs that, against all...
Read moreBlue has long held the status of Magic’s best color. While several factors account for this, perhaps the most notable is that it contains the best countermagic in the game.
Read moreAre you in the market for some spells that manage those annoying creatures that keep smashing in your brains at the Commander table? If so, there’s an abundance of black enchantments that give you want you’re looking for.
Read moreOrzhov is a very grindy color combination, and thus, these creatures usually have something to do with gaining life, draining life, or returning creatures from your graveyard to your hand or straight to the battlefield.
Read moreHere we’ll build upon everything covered in “Book One”, the Avatar Sealed guide, with a particular focus on how to draft specific archetypes and get the most out of every card.
Read moreBlack is a color that knows plenty about decent removal, as killing creatures is a prominent part of its share of the color pie. But black instants can do much more than send creatures to your opponent’s graveyard. There’s incredible card draw...
Read moreExhaust debuted in Aetherdrift and immediately showed back up in Avatar: The Last Airbender the same year. It looks like it’ll become a deciduous mechanic, and it’s pretty easy to understand.
Read moreIf you want to take your Ghostly Flicker beyond flickeringsome bounce creature and a random cantrip, this article is for you: I’ve compiled some of the best flicker payoffs to level up your shenanigans!
Read more
