Johnny likes to win, but while doing their own unconventional stuff, like moving counters and tokens around or creating engines out of different cards. Here are my picks for some of the best Johnny cards in Magic.
Read moreFinal Fantasy Collector booster boxes are out of control. They’re sitting around $1,000 right now, making them the most expensive Standard-release product of all time.
Read moreFinal Fantasy x MTG is a feast for the eyes. Square Enix’s worlds come to Magic dressed in everything from Yoshitaka Amano’s dream-like swirls to Magali Villeneuve’s portraits, plus several Final Fantasy artists making their debut on a Magic...
Read moreLifelink is an incredible evergreen keyword that radically changes combat math, especially when connected to a combat trick. But we’re interested in creatures with lifelink today, the ones that’ll gain us some life while chipping away at our...
Read moreCascade has probably become one of my favorite mechanics since I started playing Magic back in 2007. Free spells are always fun and it makes players feel like they’re playing more powerful cards, even if the card they cascaded into...
Read moreLotus Field in Pioneer; Izzet Prowess in Standard; a smattering of cEDH decks… Vivi Ornitier fits them all
Read moreCommander has long been a place friendly to the idea of making tribal decks, now called typal, that stack a bunch of creatures of the same type together to head off to fight. It’s a classic fantasy trope, straight out of The Hobbit’s Battle of...
Read more“Temur Good Stuff” is a strategy as old as time, and one that the color combination can easily support. Today I’d like to introduce you to every Temur commander in Magic and offer a sample decklist to get your brain turning and inspire you to...
Read more“Exchange” isn’t just casual swapping; in Magic, exchange has precise rules and some sneaky details. Understanding these rules can be the difference between a legendary trade-up and a fizzled deal.
Read moreToday we’re taking a look at the best colorless cards from Final Fantasy sets, those that fit every deck. Because they don’t follow strict color pie rules, these cards have the most potential to be broken.
Read moreA complete set of Beta Magic: The Gathering cards was just valued at about a quarter of a million dollars on TV. How’s that for an investment?
Read moreLands are an integral part of any MTG deck. There’s been a wide variety of dual lands over the years, starting with the original duals that came in Alpha. But few (if any) have been as original as the Pathway lands.
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