MTG Star Trek Spell Copy Commander Enables Hilarious Spellslinger Shenanigans
We’ve never seen an effect like the one on Q, Stacking the Deck. Is it actually strong? Or is it a prime meme deck commander?
Read moreWe’ve never seen an effect like the one on Q, Stacking the Deck. Is it actually strong? Or is it a prime meme deck commander?
Read moreEyes are a creature type in Magic, mostly represented by nightmarish horrors. The archetype is a large, singular disembodied eye, perhaps levitating or flying somehow.
Read moreThere’s a brand new two card infinite combo that you can pull off in Star Trek draft, and this one is a doozy! The hardest part is actually opening the cards, but if you do, you can win out of nowhere…. will you be trying this...
Read moreMultiverse-altering events are often exciting, especially when they creep into card design. One such story shift occurred after March of the Machine concluded the New Phyrexia storyline, birthing a series of โdesparked planeswalkersโ.
Read moreA small creature need not remain small forever. It takes the right mentor to train it up into a true fighter.
Read moreThere’s a new red white Commander in Star Trek, and she is busted! This might be one of the best cards we’ve seen in a while, and it makes combat impossible for your opponents.
Read moreStar Trek is introducing a lot of new creature types, but is it too many. Magic may have a creature type problem with Universes Beyond… will they be able to fix it?
Read moreSnow commanders are legendary creatures and other eligible commanders that canย serve in the command zone of a deck with snow cards and other snow theming.
Read moreIf youโve been playing Magic for a while, youโve probably wondered: Why arenโt there more enchantment lands in the game? Let’s look at the very few we have.
Read morePlains have the benefit of really being a canvas; a plains is generally quite flat and plain, which leaves plenty of room to show off features unique to that plain, like the jungles of Naya or Zendikar’s hedrons.
Read moreWith adaptions of famous video games like Final Fantasy and Fallout, WotCโs been adapting more and more outside source material. Today, Iโm looking at 10 IPs I think would be a great fit to adapt to MTG, from TV shows to anime to video games.
Read moreToday, we go deep. Sea creature commanders are usually legends that care about what Iโll call Magic’s sea-dwelling Big Four, or KLOS creatures: kraken, leviathans, octopuses, and serpents. These Big Four have been batched on multiple cards...
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