Today, I’ll be going over the best free sacrifice outlets in Magic: The Gathering—the ones that let you sacrifice creatures or other permanents without paying mana, giving you endless potential for value, recursion, and game-winning combos.
Read moreGreen might not be the first combo color to come to mind, but green has Devoted Druid! It demands the respect of Temur Sabertooth! These combos spice up a stagnant pod and push your deck to the next level.
Read moreSecrets of Strixhaven draft is shaping up to be an all-time great set, but is white too good, or is it just a matter of time before a different deck is on top?
Read moreQuandrix students conjure fractals, artificial life forms fueled by math and inspired by real animals in a perfect blend of blue and green sensibilities. Many cards either make or are fractals, so let’s find the best one for your next deck!
Read moreMagic has a few creature types that have changed greatly since their first appearance, and their numbers include the humble, annoying, and sometimes adorable pest. Strixhaven: School of Mages rewrote the rulebook on what to expect from pests...
Read moreThroughout history, the aristocracy and other ruling classes have kept their power and control by exploiting their subjects or those who are beneath them in the social scale. If you’ve always wanted to hold the kind of power that allows you to...
Read moreCreatures are vital to playing Magic. With such a legacy, there are many, many creatures worthy of power and attention. But which of them are the greatest?
Read moreWhat if I told you there’s something even more dangerous than counterspells in Magic: The Gathering? Today, we’re diving into target-changing spells, cards with the potential to wreak havoc on the battlefield for just a small amount of mana.
Read moreTokens are created in every color in Magic, but what those tokens are and how they’re created changes in the different parts of the color pie. Blue tends to make smaller creature tokens, and usually as an incidental part of a larger spell.
Read moreCommander is a game with many strategies under its belt, one of which uses blink commanders. These powerful entities love enter the battlefield effects and recurring them to bury your opponents in raw card advantage.
Read moreAlthough there have been cards called “sorcerer” since the beloved Sorceress Queen in Arabian Nights, only now with Lorwyn Eclipsed are sorcerers an official creature type in MTG.
Read moreLands don’t really have a color in traditional MTG. But in Commander, a card’s color identity is determined by the colors of pips on the cards, which restricts lands to the color identity of the deck’s commander. So “white” lands are just lands...
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