With the Heroes in a Half Shell joining Magic: The Gathering, so let’s look at every card that you can find in Play boosters of TMNT and judge how they’re likely to play out in a prerelease or a local draft.
Read morePai Gow is the perfect way to squeeze more value from your pack-opening experience. It’s a way to gamify cracking packs, adding a little touch of extra flair to your boosters.
Read moreI’m a fan of wolves and werewolves because their lore goes back before I even started playing MTG. I’ve made some decks around werewolves in the past, but I felt a little bad that I left some wolves behind.
Read moreDuskmourn’s mansion has many rooms, with each room bringing new enemies, horrors, and surprises around each corner. Turns out, there’s lots to unlock when it comes to room cards in MTG! It’s a pretty complex mechanic, I’m not gonna...
Read moreGreetings humans… Hello planeswalkers! Let’s dive into the 0’s and 1’s of MTG! Today we take a look at the robot creature type. This is not to be confused with artifact creatures like myrs and thopters. We’re talking about the exact...
Read moreTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has exactly one Commander precon, so let’s focus on everything Turtle Power! has to offer, both new and old.
Read moreMutagen tokens are pretty simple (they’re basically a +1/+1 counter with extra steps), but let’s check all the details of how this new artifact token works.
Read moreRat is a creature type in Magic that’s been around since the very first set. There are nearly 100 cards with the rat creature type, and they all have black in their color identity. A handful sniff around red and blue and almost none are...
Read moreThe companion mechanic was introduced in 2020 with Ikoria, and it made big waves in Magic. The mechanic was incredibly strong, with companion decks quickly cropping up and often dominating multiple formats.
Read moreNicol Bolas is one of MTG’s main villains and an embodiment of the Grixis colors in MTG. Today, we’re taking a look at all the Nicol Bolas planeswalker cards, ranking them, and discussing his character and if or when we’re going to see him...
Read moreAs opposed to worms IRL and “wyrms” in D&D, wurms in Magic are “green’s size and savagery epitomized” according to Doug Beyer, and have been since the first wurm was printed in Alpha: Craw Wurm.
Read moreOverload in Magic usually gives you an advantage for paying its alternate cost. I’ve got the full complement of overload cards here for you, but be sure to consume them at your own pace.
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