Myriad cards wield the myriad mechanic, which was designed for multiplayer play. Whenever a creature with myriad attacks a player, you get token copies tapped and attacking the other players in your pod, allowing one creature to pressure all...
Read moreThe Gearhulks were a “Titan rip-off” cycle originating from Kaladesh, but they felt like an overall success. With Aetherdrift adding a new cycle of Gearhulks to the mix, these artifact creatures entered super-cycle territory, with just enough...
Read moreToday I’m covering the myriad mechanic. This is one of those mechanics specifically created and designed for multiplayer formats, and it’s got a lot of potential in Commander.
Read moreHorror creatures are classic enemies of fantasy stories, the works of H.P. Lovecraft, and RPGs. Horrors have been getting some love recently, with Wizards printing some very powerful horror creatures and legendary horrors.
Read moreSamurai are very present in pop culture, mainly media influenced by Japan like anime, movies, and video games. Like Theros with minotaurs, the number of playable samurai has raised. Today it’s time to revisit the creature type and rank the best...
Read moreThe slime we used to make in school is a lot safer than slimes and oozes in Magic, which are a lot more sinister than our classroom science experiments. Magic’s oozes have huge appetites, and they’ll eat anything on the battlefield or in the...
Read moreGiven that turtles are often a cameo creature in most sets and never a typal focus, it took a long time for us to get enough to take a look at all the possible turtle commanders. But now… cowabunga.
Read moreSneaking over rooftops, disappearing in a puff of smoke, and throwing kunai with deadly accuracy, ninjas are a staple of Japan culture and Japanese-inspired media. True to their pop-culture image, Magic’s ninjas often appear out of nowhere, as if...
Read moreWhile rabbits were already a creature type in Magic, Bloomburrow has more than doubled their numbers. Some rabbits date back quite a way, and we’re here today to take a look at these loveable fluffballs, from both the annals of Magic’s archives...
Read moreSelesnya aligned creatures take the best parts of green and white and slap them together, usually themed around creating an army of creatures or benefiting the player who already controls one. Selesnya legends have had a bit of a renaissance...
Read moreBlue sagas range up and down the mana curve, from cheap spells to ramp targets, and they perform almost any game action you’d want from a blue card. One that plays at sorcery speed, at least.
Read morePicking a commander can be tricky. You need to figure out what kind of strategy you want to play, how expensive and powerful you want your deck to be, and what colors you want to play in the first place. Today I showcase the Ravnica guild of...
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