Let’s get this out of the way: No, we aren’t focused on the “weird” creature type today. I checked the assignment, and it’s Magic’s weirdest cards. You’ve probably got a few that came straight to mind if you’ve been collecting for a while or...
Read moreSummer Magic isn’t officially the name of a Magic set. Instead, it’s the nickname for a set that was so poorly produced that it had to be recalled and destroyed by Wizards. However, a few boxes of the set made their way into circulation, and the...
Read moreInnistrad is one of Magic’s most strongly defined planes. Its gothic horror setting and uniquely designed denizens stand out so clearly that you can probably tell a card is from an Innistrad set by just seeing the artwork.
Read moreCommander precons are a common commodity in modern Magic. But if you’re going to tote around the name Commander Masters, you’d better deliver some truly jaw-dropping precons.
Read moreI‘m sure you’ve heard of Alchemy by this point. WotC has been rebalancing cards from Standard for Alchemy. Today I’ll be taking a more focused look at this more unique aspect of the format.
Read moreInnistrad: Crimson Vow shows the humans of the plane facing the vampires’ machinations and plans, and as usual, it’s time to stick together, face all adversities as a team, and obviously, train the people so that they can become better...
Read moreIt’s no secret that Wizards has been going pretty hard on the Masters and other supplemental sets in the last few years. Basically every format other than Legacy and Vintage have gotten the treatment in one form or another, and it’s finally...
Read moreHorses are probably one of the most iconic animals, and you can probably find some who will argue that horses are better than dogs. Magic’s horses may not come in large numbers or have a lot of typal support, but you’ll definitely want to take a...
Read moreCommander Masters, for better or for worse, is one of if not the most expensive set we’ve ever seen in Magic: The Gathering. Because of that, you’re going to want to know what the best hits are when you’re drafting with friends or just cracking a...
Read moreWhite has been dabbling in artifacts in its own unique fashion for a while. It has some of the best quality artifacts that can slot into a bunch of decks, but wading through all the draft chaff printed over the years can be daunting. For your...
Read moreWith a name taken from the classic card Rampant Growth, ramp decks focus on accelerating their mana in the early turns to enable casting very expensive spells ahead of time. In the last decade or so, ramp decks have gone from a fringe strategy to...
Read moreJoin forces is the MTG equivalent of those group projects in school where one person did absolutely nothing but still got the A+ thanks to everyone else’s hard work.
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