Quests have been a part of fantasy since long before fantasy itself. In Magic, quest are represented on a number of cards that track your game actions with quest counters and reward you for reaching a certain number.
Read moreIf you’re looking to shake up Commander night and you’ve got a playgroup on board, try out some commanders from Un-sets for a good time.
Read moreEvolve nailed the feeling of evolution that the Simic so crave, and it’s a fun and interesting mechanic. It deals with +1/+1 counters, which interests a good part of EDH and players.
Read moreStaple Alert! This brand new green mythic from The Hobbit is an auto-include in almost any commander deck. Dancing From Dark to Dawn is the real deal
Read moreSquad is a simple way to get more bang for your buck. Sink a few extra resources into your spell and the whole squad’s showing up to the battlefield.
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 moreUpgrade your Commander precon to address those weaknesses head-on and tweak the deck to suit your tastes, playstyle, and desired power level. Though the power levels of precons vary, they tend to share similar flaws, so I’m here today to give you...
Read moreWe just got a leak that World of Warcraft and Dungeons and Dragons will be having a huge crossover. But this begs the question: Will MTG and WoW also have a crossover? Afterall, Wizards of the Coast owns both MTG and D&D, and a Universes...
Read moreSure, we’d all love to run Demonic Tutor in every black deck, but you can do just fine with these budget tutors under $5 each.
Read moreRebound’s the perfect mechanic for anyone who likes their spells so much that they just wish they could cast them twice.
Read moreIn white, there are lots of commanders the put unique spins on established archetypes like auras and niche combo commanders.
Read moreWhen looking for powerful cEDH commanders, combo potential is often the deciding factor. These are the commanders that don’t just support a game plan—they are the game plan.
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