A new four color legendary creature might be one of the best commanders we get all year! This mana dork is mightier than she looks, and has the potential to dominate your play group.
Read moreI’ve been playing Commander for a long time now, and I’ve played a lot of decks and seen a lot of neat ideas come and go. I want to talk to you today about some of the fun decks I’ve seen and played, and why I think you’d...
Read moreMarvel Super Heroes has more commanders than even Final Fantasy by a terrifying margin. Many of these commanders are uncommon signposts or other Limited-level cards, but many of them are exciting cards worth building around.
Read moreSlapping the big familiar Marvel logo on some Commander decks isn’t enough, so let’s break down the Marvel Super Heroes Commander decks and see if they’re worth the inflated price.
Read moreI’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Commander is a format of choice, and a big part of that is figuring out what color combo you’re building around. Today I’ll give you the rundown as to why Naya could be the color trio for you, what...
Read moreBuilding an entire deck that capitalizes on the political nature of Commander isn’t anything new, but we have seen a new influx of politics-minded Commander creatures in recent years. Can any of the old politics Commanders hold their own? Or have...
Read moreMolecule Man is the newest busted colorless commander from Marvel Super Heroes. He’s here to cast big stuff and win games, but is his ability a miracle, or is it too good?
Read moreMarvel Super Heroes Jumpstart was just revealed, so here are the best Commanders in each color in the set! Which is your favorite?
Read moreThe decklist for the new Fantastic Four Commander precon has been revealed, but which of the six commanders is the best? Wait a second… six?
Read moreThere are some cards missing from the new Marvel Super Heroes set: The X-men. This huge part of the Marvel franchise are suspiciously absent. Is this a clue towards a new X-Men set?
Read moreWhile Magic has more than a few sanctioned formats, there’s no reason you shouldn’t make your own. That’s how Commander started, after all, and it’s a format that’s ripe for spinoffs that provide unique takes on a singleton format...
Read moreRollin’ die is mostly a mechanic seen in other board games like D&D, but as it happens, it’s also seen in Magic: The Gathering. Whether you’re triggering wild random effects, opening attractions, or just seeing how high you can roll...
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