Prismari, the Inspiration Commander Deck Guide
Prismari, the Inspiration gives the notoriously broken storm mechanic to all your instants and sorceries. What could possibly go wrong?
Read morePrismari, the Inspiration gives the notoriously broken storm mechanic to all your instants and sorceries. What could possibly go wrong?
Read moreToday, I’ll be covering a good part of the Premodern metagame, ranging across all colors and all major archetypes. It’s a diverse format with a lot of room for innovation.
Read moreThe Silverquill Influence precon had a subtheme that bribed your opponents so that they wouldn’t touch you, but Killian, Decisive Mentor works just as well when you focus more on auras and build up a threat of your own.
Read moreThere’s a strong idea behind Secrets of Strixhaven’s Lorehold Spirit precon. The problem is that this precon doesn’t always stay focused on its plan. That’s where these upgrades come in.
Read moreMany decks cheat on expensive creatures by casting them for free, but Witherbloom, the Balancer cheats on expensive instants and sorceries by reducing a huge chunk of their costs.
Read moreKuja in FF9 is an assassin without any real feelings for anyone and a character that only wants to see the world burn. That’s as Rakdos as it gets, right?
Read moreMagic: The Gathering is a game with a considerable tenure under its belt. Long ago, we battled with vanilla 2/2s that are now almost nonexistent in competitive Magic, which has evolved since the game’s introduction. With that in mind, have...
Read moreSo, you’re going to build a MTG deck from scratch. You’ve got some cards, and you’ve seen people build decks to battle each other. The easiest way to do this is to know what’s the theme of the deck you want to play. The deck theme provides you...
Read moreLorehold, the Historian was one of the first Secrets of Strixhaven commanders to be spoiled, and it’s a whopper that gives all your instants and sorceries a cheap miracle cost. With such an exciting text box, it’s no surprise that it...
Read moreSplinter, Radical Rat makes it easier to play your ninjas with their special abilities as an unblockable enabler, plus it doubles up on your ninjas’ triggered abilities, usually combat damage/saboteur triggers that these slippery fighters tend to...
Read moreTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles introduced a slew of commanders appropriate for many players and power levels. Among the most imposing is the Timmy-approved Raph & Mikey, Troublemakers, a massive threat that pushes immense damage every turn.
Read moreWe all know the Rat Colony/Relentless Rats decks. This established archetype has received a new commander from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rat King, Verminister!
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