Playing five colors in a MTG deck is a balancing act, you’ll have access to more power, but at the cost of a shaky mana base and unplayable cards in the early game. But what if we had something flexible to help you thrive early and late?
Read moreDice-rolling in Magic started as a joke, mainly with silver-bordered sets like Unglued, Unhinged, or the few MTG videogames of the ‘90s. After all, players hate variance and luck in their competitive games, and so dice were relegated to a niche...
Read moreMagic mechanics are interesting. They allow you to do various actions that refine your gameplay strategy, though certain mechanics are more synergistic with specific gameplay strategies than others.
Read moreWith so few badgers available, building an entire deck around this neglected creature type can seem daunting – are they even worth playing? Pop open your copy of Redwall and lets see which of these badgers could hold its own!
Read moreOffspring is an additional cost you may pay when casting creatures with the offspring ability. If you choose to pay the additional cost, you get to make a 1/1 token copy of the “parent” creature when it enters.
Read moreBats have been around Magic for a while, although in small numbers. Bloomburrow brought them back in a big way with dozens of new designs! For the first time, bats are one of the set’s officially supported themes.
Read moreLet’s look at each potential commander released through the Duskmourn main set and the Duskmourn Commander precons and rank them based on how much they fit into this new world and the new strategies they could enable.
Read moreThe best populate commanders are the most aggressive, pump out the highest number of tokens, and have the best rate for your resources.
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