This is exactly what The Hobbit needed! There’s a new deck that’s poised to dethrone black-red as the top dog: Blue-white! What makes it so good, and why are top players doing better with it than everyone else?
Read moreLet’s check out some of the forgotten Mardu commanders and black/white/red partner pairs to give them the love they deserve!
Read moreFoxes are adorable for sure, but how do they fare in our favorite magical card game?
Read moreFblthp’s not the only playable homunculus in Magic. Keep an eye out for some of these quirky creatures.
Read moreWhen I first started writing this article, I could only think of 80s music. So sorrynotsorry, but here’s the first song that earwormed me.
Read moreYes, some bear commanders offer the simple, bare necessities, but they also get up to endless mischief. We’ve got a wide range of bears, from ones you want to have afternoon tea with to those that would maul you, no questions asked.
Read moreThe Hobbit has been out for over a week now, and the secret is out: Black is overpowered, the set is aggressive, and the games are very repetitive. I’ll show you how to break a format like that wide open.
Read morePeople can’t get enough of The Hobbit. MTG’s return to Middle-earth continues to drive dwarf, elf, and treasure synergies upward.
Read moreThis insane forgotten card from Original Ravnica is insane in Commander! Good luck to your opponents if they try searching their library, because it’s not gonna happen!
Read moreWho hasn’t had the urge to just take a quick peek into the future? Magic lets you do that sometimes, with an entire collection of “future sight” cards dedicated to letting you play from the top of your library.
Read moreWhile the “partners with” commanders limit the overall variety of deck building compared to normal partners, they can still pack a wallop and lead to some interesting play patterns.
Read moreThere’s only two lobsters you can run in sanctioned play. But that’s bound to change.
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