Creature tutors are any spell or effect that instructs you to search your library for a creature card specifically. But which creature tutors are the best? Which ones are situational, and which are generally good? Let’s take a look at the big...
Read moreBlue is great for card draw, but mixing it with white, which is great at lifegain and mass removal, makes it even better. Blue and white is better known as Azorius, which represent the members of that guild who administer law-abiding principles...
Read moreDrawing a card is one of the most powerful upsides any Magic card can have. There’s just nothing quite like drawing more cards, and white has a lot of spells with that and other effects.
Read moreWe don’t know a lot about the plans WotC has for the new plan cards, but it looks like a big part of MTG’s incoming set Marvel Super Heroes.
Read moreIf you want power in Magic and don’t mind throwing creatures beneath you to obtain it, you should check out these sacrifice commanders.
Read moreLook, you gotta play lands to compete in Magic, and a good land tutor can help ensure you always have your land drop for the turn. Or, you can get ahead of the competition with a few timely ramp spells.
Read moreArtifacts are perfect for diverse deckbuilding, as their lack of color identity means they aren’t tied to any particular theme. Today, I’ll highlight some of the weirdest and funniest artifacts that’ll leave your opponents saying “It does what?”...
Read moreDeck boxes. Every paper player needs them. Whether it’s to showcase your collection, keep your favorite cards safe, or protect your “I’m embarrassed to say how much this cost me” deck or Cube, they’re a must. There are as many...
Read moreThe most well-known iteration of a trigger when a permanent enters the battlefield in Magic is landfall, but there are equivalents that aren’t keyworded. There’s “creaturefall” on The Great Henge, “enchantmentfall” on Verduran Enchantress...
Read moreWhether they outright prevent searching, limit how effective those searches are, or punish players for even trying, anti-tutor cards are some of the best ways to keep greedy strategies in check.
Read moreMost of us are familiar with Prerelease Kits, whether we’re regulars at Sealed Prerelease events or we’ve just been around the game for a while. But for those that need to catch up, I’ve got your crash course on Prerelease Kits and how they can...
Read moreArtifact precons have all the same weaknesses of normal Commander precons, but some truly interesting commanders have come from these decks and there’s good play to be had if you look for it.
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