The octopus is really a fascinating creature. It’s an invertebrate, and it’s so dang smart. The way some species can not only change color but also change texture is a great camouflage trick, especially when you’re really squishy and there are...
Read moreNowadays, it’s really easy to tell Magic sets apart. There are set symbols, copyright dates, and all sorts of information that make it clear where a card came from. However, this wasn’t always the case. In fact, some of the game’s earlier core...
Read moreFew planeswalkers are as iconic as Liliana Vess. One of the first planeswalkers ever printed in Lorwyn, she’s been the planeswalker to represent mono-black and a frequent flier in the story.
Read moreI wouldn’t describe ECL as a “combo-heavy” set, especially given how much Avatar occupied that space, but we can still piece together some very strong synergies using the first batch of cards from 2026.
Read moreWhen looking at green cards, many of the recognizable spells that players use in formats like Commander are sorceries, and some of them have ended more than their fair share of games.
Read moreAre you tired of playing honest Magic at your Commander tables? Maybe you’d rather pillage, plunder, and loot your way to victory? Ahoy, a pirate ye may be! Sailing the high seas is no easy feat, but this crew of no-good scallywags helm one of...
Read moreToday I share all about activated abilities. What they are, how they work, and how you can identify them on your cards. Let’s just jump right into it!
Read moreWith the release of Lorwyn Eclipsed, a new wave of themed decks has surfaced, with pirates among the featured crews. Is this deck a solid pickup, or just flashy loot? Let’s find out.
Read moreModern Horizons 3 had some Eldrazi kindred cards, and now Lorwyn Eclipsed brings us back to the plane that introduced kindred cards to Magic. I’ve got all you need to know about kindred cards in Magic.
Read moreToday, 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’s assassin commanders were fairly limited to a few typal options in Dimir (UB) and a certain Mardu (WRB) monarch once upon a time, but Assassin’s Creed gave us a lot of new legendary assassins for our command zone.
Read moreLands and mana are crucial for any deck to achieve victory. If you want to sacrifice the weak for power like Korvold, Fae-Cursed King, or swing fast with Madrush Cyclops, you’ll need the right Jund lands.
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