Magic has plenty of keywords and mechanics that create quite the learning curve for new players. Suspend is a mechanic like no other. It’s kind of like an investment in your future self in each game.
Read moreDo you love playing Hakbal, of the Surging Soul in Commander? Well, buckle up, because it looks like we may have been playing one of the more popular Merfolk commanders incorrectly. In yesterday’s update, WotC announced that a new rule had...
Read moreGroup slug. Doesn’t that just sound warm and inviting? Come on in, everyone’s getting hit! Love it or not, group slug’s a playstyle in Commander that some players are all too fond of.
Read moreToday, we’re taking a look at the best Mardu cards from Tarkir: Dragonstorm. Whether you’re playing Constructed or Limited, I’ll walk through the standouts and rank them based on how likely they are to see play across different formats.
Read moreArtifacts are as integral to Magic as creatures and lands, and they’ve been around since the beginning. They’re essentials in every new Magic set, sometimes with entire planes or blocks using artifacts as a central theme. Mirrodin block, Kaladesh...
Read moreDid you know that “removed from the game” effects have been in MTG since the original Alpha set? Did you know about the huge rework to change it to what we know now as exile? Let’s dive in.
Read moreThere are all kinds ways to rank Magic cards: the best commanders, the most beautiful art, the best planeswalkers, etc. Those are all great ways to sift the sands as it were, but there don’t seem to be many subjective lists that go over what...
Read moreThe graveyard might be Magic’s most powerful card zone. With so many powerful strategies lurking six feet under, a plethora of graveyard hate cards become necessary to ensure those threats stay buried!
Read moreTarkir: Dragonstorm really has some shiny new toys for us! So naturally, it’s time to rank the best cards in the set.
Read moreArtifacts are everywhere in MTG, and you need to know how to remove them. I’ve scoured Magic’s enormous card pool to bring you my picks for the best artifact removal that the game has to offer.
Read more| Illustration by David Szabo Sultai () is one of my favorite color combinations, partially due to my control preferences. In Khans of Tarkir, the Sultai were the masters of the graveyard, enabling powerful and broken delve spells like and . In...
Read moreIf you played the original Khans of Tarkir, you have a substantial head start to understanding Tarkir: Dragonstorm! But there’s still plenty to learn; this set is coming out 10 years after the original, after all.
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