While Magic cards are the heart of the game, players need accessories to go with the cards. These are primarily useful to help protect those precious cards; you don’t want your pimped-out EDH deck loose in your bag as you run to your LGS.
Read moreMarvel’s Spider-Man has arrived, and today, we check out the best cards from the set that are in black’s slice of the color wheel.
Read moreI was skeptical when food was introduced in Throne of Eldraine, just as I was for Blood tokens in Innistrad: Crimson Vow. I’m a big fan now, especially with flavor wins in the Wilds of Eldraine and Lord of the Rings Magic sets.
Read moreMarvel’s Spider-Man is Magic’s love letter to your friendly neighborhood spider. This Universes Beyond MTG set has many ways to show its endearment with the source material… And that’s exactly what the Marvel Universe bonus sheet is...
Read moreSkittering and creeping across the battlefield, spider creatures have been the backbone of green’s answer to flying creatures since Urza’s Destiny. Which legendary spider makes the best commander for your entirely creepy crawlies deck?
Read moreMost red cards in Marvel’s Spider-Man are designed with Commander in mind and give players explosive tools that match red decks. They focus on aggressive combat, fast mana, and chaotic card flow, often turning discard or sacrifice into direct...
Read moreHeroes have always been a big part of Magic’s storytelling, and lately the hero creature type has started to pop up in some surprising ways. From multiverse crossovers to flavorful throwbacks, these cards bring unique mechanics and plenty of...
Read moreFood tokens have become a fun and strategic way to gain an edge in your games across many Magic formats, and some commanders shine exceptionally bright when it comes to making the most out of these tasty little treats.
Read moreWe’ve had to redefine terms of commonly occurring conditions of cards in Magic over time. Today I’m looking at the latest of these terms introduced in Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty: modified.
Read moreThrough the Omenpaths is Wizards’ way to let you play with Marvel cards on Arena/MTGO without actually using the Marvel cards. Same mechanics, colors and card types, but different names and new art.
Read moreWith Marvel’s Spider-Man, we now get symbiote creatures for the first time ever, in all their chaotic, alien weirdness.
Read moreant cards are those with an exact color identity of green, white, and blue. Those three colors can be represented in the mana cost of the card or might have colored pips in their rules text that add to their color identity.
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