Today, I discuss not just one or two, but all the 4-color commanders printed throughout MTG history. I explain their unique niches, rank them, and ultimately present a deck you can try that’s both colorful and powerful!
Read moreMagic was founded on the premise that you and your opponent are powerful dueling planeswalkers, engaged in glorious magical combat, slinging spells and summoning creatures to aid in your struggle. The continuity got a little muddled when...
Read morePlaneswalkers. You’ve probably heard the word before, but what exactly are they? Who are planeswalkers? What do they do? If you’re wondering any of these questions, then you’re in luck! We’ve got the answers for you with all there is to know...
Read moreThe Reality Fracture Secret Lair Bundle brings the bombastic art styles we expect in a Secret Lair to this set’s premium bundle option. So what can you expect to find in it? And is it worth your time and money to track down?
Read moreThanks to our own internal data, we’ve been able to put together a picture of Reality Fracture, and it seems like some cards are being way over-valued by the community. Are you taking any of these trap cards?
Read moreWhile dragon commanders have spanned all colors, sphinx commanders up until Reality Fracture have stayed in a consistent color identity.
Read moreWhat direction are they taking black in Reality Fracture? Expect a good bit of self-mill and aggressive cards for Theorix and Stingerquill, respectively.
Read moreBuilding around a specific creature type or two is one of the most popular strategies in all of Commander, and WotC has capitalized on that with what seems like an endless supply of typal Commander precons.
Read moreThere’s a new top deck, and it’s doing some crazy sacrifice stuff with a busted mythic from Bloomburrow. This is exactly what we needed, but will it be enough to save a whole format?
Read moreScry lands have gone on a journey from being fairly niche to highly competitive to tertiary mana fixers at best. They’re useful budget lands, if nothing else.
Read moreReality Fracture’s red cards are mostly related to the schools of Stingerquill and Konstrari, but the other red color pairs get in on the action too.
Read moreSelesnya-aligned creatures take the best parts of green and white and slap them together, usually themed around creating an army of creatures or benefiting the player who already controls one. Selesnya legends have had a bit of a renaissance...
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