Treefolk commanders aren’t the most powerful, but I dare say that they bring a lot of fun to the right Commander pod. After all, every table needs someone to represent the interests of nature, so why not you?
Read moreHere’s everything you need to know about the first Banned and Restricted announcement of 2026.
Read morePerhaps the most notable cards to finally see their first reprint are the free commander spells from Ikoria, with the cycle not only getting some sweet alternate arts but also their first foil printing for players who really want to bling out...
Read moreIf you’ve ever wanted to venture into the most competitive form of Commander, Bracket 5 or cEDH, but you didn’t know where to start, I have you covered. Today, we dive into five different decks drawn from some of the most powerful strategies out...
Read moreOtters are the blue/red creatures of Bloomburrow, and something like 15 otter cards were released in the main set. That’s more than there are known species of actual otters!
Read moreA +1/+1 counter deck flourishes in Commander with all the support one could possibly desire. Not only do your counter commanders get to pull from a 30-year history of +1/+1 counter payoffs, but nearly every new set has something to add to the...
Read moreTheft commanders are legendary creatures that help you deploy a “theft” strategy, in which you win the game by casting or stealing your opponents’ cards. Most of these effects live in Grixis colors, though all five colors are...
Read moreFrog commanders are legendary creatures that have “frog” either in their type line or as part of their rules text. There aren’t any planeswalkers as of Bloomburrow that can be your commander and have any frog-related abilities.
Read moreWe all play Magic to have fun, right? Wrong! Some of us play Magic to have fun, but another bunch of us play Magic to make it the most grueling experience possible for everyone involved. After all, we’ve all seen the memes about blue players and...
Read moreClaiming a popular commander is overrated is a touchy subject, but regardless, here are some legends that are seeing just a bit too much play these days.
Read moreWhen I saw the first previews for Bloomburrow with their furry, friendly designs and Redwall vibes, I thought we might get a chill Magic set after Modern Horizons 3 demonstrated just how strong power creep could be. Then I saw Baylen, the...
Read moreYgra, Eater of All is just one of the many standout cards from Bloomburrow. It has very fitting abilities for a Calamity Beast, and it’s trivial to assemble a deck that combos off and grows Ygra into a must-answer threat.
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