Pegasus is a creature type that first appeared in Alpha with Mesa Pegasus, and primarily shows up in white. Since we’re ranking all pegasi in MTG, the bottom of the list is going to be rough, but we’re gonna have a good time here.
Read moreKetramose, the New Dawn is stirring the Commander community as one of the more interesting and flexible Aetherdrift commanders to build around. Some players are even seeing cEDH potential, or Pioneer/Modern competitive potential in this one.
Read moreGreetings planeswalkers! Aetherdrift Prerelease is right around the corner, so make a quick pit stop here and prepare for your first lap of this new set. With this guide, I aim to cover “Day 0” of the Aetherdrift Sealed format (with an emphasis...
Read moreAetherdrift is fast approaching the MTG realm, or approaching at max speed, if you will. As avid MTG players, we’re dying to get our hands on the new cardboard. Whether you’re looking to go to the DFT Prerelease or start brewing your new Standard...
Read moreAetherdrift is especially exciting because it brings a burst of brand-new vehicles, a card type that pops up occasionally, but rarely in such numbers. Which DFT cards deserve a slot in your Cube, and what can they do?
Read moreIt’s time for a fresh set, new mechanics, and a massive dump of legendary creatures jostling for a spot in our command zone. Aetherdrift has spawned a host of death race-themed commanders, with a particular focus on a cycle of 10 gold...
Read moreGreetings planeswalkers! This is a short companion guide to our much larger Aetherdrift Limited Set Review. I’ll be giving my picks for the four best commons and uncommons in Aetherdrift’s main set for each color.
Read moreAetherdrift is upon us, and it’s time once again to go over the set’s goodies and busts for Limited players. This is Magic’s first “racing set,” and it incorporates a lot of tropes from that genre into its card design.
Read moreIn Magic, horrors are embodiments of fear that take form as grotesque, terror-inducing creatures. There’s a thin line between horrors and nightmares, and though they’re aesthetically interchangeable in most settings, they’re still distinct enough...
Read moreGroup hug is a strategy that can really only exist in Commander. It takes the political side of this multiplayer format and gives it shape in the form of an entire archetype, supported by years of cards that looked terrible in 1v1 MTG formats...
Read moreAs a self-proclaimed Limited player, combat tricks are an extremely important resource to know how to use. The ability to identify when to play around your opponent having a trick and to use your own is a necessary skill to succeed in Limited.
Read moreInnistrad Remastered is in stores, so I want to give you everything you need to succeed when drafting this set. I’ve got your comprehensive guide to the set’s mechanics, archetypes, best cards, and more.
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