All 22 Raccoons in Magic Ranked
Raccoons are a creature type in Magic, and a relatively new one. The first black border raccoon was printed in Streets of New Capenna, and theyโve popped up in a few sets since then.
Read moreRaccoons are a creature type in Magic, and a relatively new one. The first black border raccoon was printed in Streets of New Capenna, and theyโve popped up in a few sets since then.
Read moreStarting this week, premier MTG sets older than Wilds of Eldraine are no longer Standard-legal, and new all-stars are starting to emerge.
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 morePod effects let you work up a mana chain by sacrificing smaller cards to get bigger ones from your library, and they’ve been powerful players across several formats.
Read moreWizards of the Coast officially updated the rules in 2025 to allow legendary vehicles and spacecraft to be played from the command zone. This opens the door to really creative deck-building options using some of the most popular vehicles as your...
Read moreEdge of Eternities takes Magic to space, and with it comes a whole fleet of spacecraft. As you might expect from ships designed to cross the interstellar medium, they take a while to get going.
Read moreFrom spacecraft to crab people and even a few nods to fan-favorites like slivers and Eldrazi, Edge of Eternities has something for every player and every format.
Read moreGreen is all about big creatures, lots of lands, and tons of manaโand in Edge of Eternities, it really leans into that.
Read moreRed usually brings the heat in every Magic set, and Edge of Eternities is no different. This time around, red cards tap into exciting new mechanics like warp, along with fan favorite themes like landfall and artifact synergy.
Read moreEdge of Eternities is MTGโs first black border space-themed set. Get ready for epic space battles with armored angels, black hole worshipping cultists, jellyfish warriors, and gigantic spacecraft!
Read moreAs the set that opens up a new Standard rotation, EOE has a fair share of responsibility in replacing the mana base that we lose from the rotating sets, and WotCโs been very generous in that department.
Read moreIn order to clarify what will inevitably be a popular card in both Standard and Commander, a new rule has been written.
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