Dimir’s a sneaky color pair. Combining blue’s cunning and black’s underhanded tactics results in a guild all about trickery, cleverness, and outsmarting one’s foes. That manifests in several ways on Magic cards, but the duo also pulls the two...
Read moreToday, we’ll be tackling the best green token generators in Magic. From creature tokens generated with the cast of a spell or the pass of your upkeep to Treasure tokens generated from the tap of a land, you’ll be swimming in tokens by the time...
Read moreGraveyard decks are fundamentally unfair, but also have a bunch of answers to balance them out. But what if you could protect your graveyard and run answers to the answers?
Read moreWant to crush at Secrets of Strixhaven Limited? These beautiful uncommons from the Mystical Archive can get you there.
Read moreA ranking of a fundamental part of Magic? What kind of sorcery is this? Sorceries have been in the game since Alpha and are foundational to Magic. The entire game revolves around sorcery- versus instant-speed interactions, which all stems from...
Read moreThere are some incredibly powerful lands that can warp whole formats, even if they don’t quite reach the pinnacle of Magic power level. But what are the best lands in all of Magic?
Read moreSome colors excel at mana ramp, like green, while others aren’t typically considered one of the most vigorous colors for the task, like white. But there are still some valuable spells that can provide mana acceleration for a white deck, so it’s...
Read moreWhile being unable to attack is a pretty hefty restriction that can make it challenging to win with defenders, a handful of commanders work around that challenge for the reward of sweet, sweet victory.
Read moreA new 1-mana removal spell is coming in Secrets of Strixhaven, and it’s destined for staple status.
Read moreHere I’ve brought plenty of new deck ideas—mostly for Commander, but there’s a few lists for Brawl and Standard—to get the creative juices flowing and inspire your next trip to Moxfield.
Read moreMagic has a plethora of archetypes, some that see constant support, others that only receive a nod here or there. One of my favorite archetypes that Wizards has given lots of love over the past couple of years is cast-from-exile decks.
Read moreThese days, with a new MTG set there’s a big chance that we’ll get a new creature type, with new mechanics and typal interactions. As it turns out, mounts were a nice fit for Magic, appearing beyond the Old West setting of Thunder Junction.
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