From milling to commander damage, alternate win conditions have existed in Magic for a long time now. One of the most famous alternate win condition is poisoning your opponent. But what is poison, and how does it work? Let’s talk about that.
Read moreThe first blush of “divvy” cards shows up in Invasion, including the iconic Fact or Fiction, and if you’re building a Commander deck with divvy effects in mind, you need know what matters so you can avoid invoking the ire of the...
Read moreMutate is one of the coolest and most fun mechanics I’ve played with in all of Magic. But it isn’t exactly the pinnacle of simplicity when it comes to newer keywords. So today I’m coming to you with a large swath of info on everything about the...
Read moreGruul creatures are generally stompy, with high power/toughness and a love of combat and attacking. Sprinkled alongside the trademark aggression you’ll find werewolves, cards that care about power, cast-from-exile enablers and payoffs, and...
Read more2025 was a huge year for Magic, from Final Fantasy’s insane success, to sweeping bans in Standard. Let’s review the best MTG news from this year.
Read moreGrixis creatures are a tricky bunch. One minute they might be killing you in combat, the next they might be flashing back spells or highjacking creatures out of your graveyard.
Read moreCopying spells and permanents has become pretty common in modern Magic, but there’s a smaller group of cards that work differently — they copy abilities instead. So what does that actually mean? And does it even matter at the table? The short...
Read moreBoros is best known for being extremely aggressive since red and white are, among other things, known for cheap creatures. The creatures reflect this with cheap costs and strong stat lines.
Read moreIf you could choose, what would your kindred spirit be? For me, it might be a koala or Labrador. For the more valiant of you, it might be a dragon. The spirits of dragons are powerful, noble, and full of energy. MTG has taken this thought and...
Read moreSelesnya creatures in Magic: The Gathering are green and white creatures that focus on teamwork, balance, and unity. They often create tokens, share buffs, and grow stronger through lifegain or +1/+1 counters.
Read moreBudget red cards in Magic: The Gathering are low-cost staples that showcase everything the color does best — fast mana, efficient burn, powerful token production, and creative ways to pressure the board. For this list, we focused on the most...
Read moreThe Sultai wedge encompasses black, green, and blue for a cunning combination that often cares about the graveyard, especially when creatures are involved. You could think of them as opportunistic recyclers.
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