Spooky season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than by revisiting one of Magic’s most autumnal sets, Midnight Hunt? Nothing says classic Halloween like werewolves, and no commander does werewolves better than Midnight Hunt’s own...
Read morePhyrexian Praetors have been slowly reappearing in the story and on new cards over the last few Magic sets. What makes Sheoldred, the Apocalypse so impactful is that its effect rewards and punishes one of the most common actions in Magic, making...
Read moreIf you’re looking for a new commander to bring out that deep-seated bloodlust but you want to do so in style, Zada, Hedron Grinder might be the goblin for you. Zada combines elements of pure aggression with spell-based combo, turning cheap...
Read moreNothing compares to those precious few seconds after you’ve cast Inquisition of Kozilek and your opponents slowly passes you their cards, reticence written on their face. Tinybones, Trinket Thief is all about that feeling. It elicits more nasty...
Read moreInstead of the typical Izzet coloring, Niv-Mizzet Reborn is a five-color creature with an effect that cares about color pairs. There are so many two-colored cards, and all of them are at your disposal in a five-color deck. Let’s see how we...
Read moreI like aggro decks as much as anyone, but I particularly like what the Rakdos colors add to an aggro deck to make it more interesting. It’s also a color combination that spent a long time missing good support in EDH. Rakdos had plenty of...
Read moreStrixhaven brought along some fun new things upon release. There was one dragon that stood out to me, however, and that was Beledros Witherbloom. Prismari may be my school of choice at Strixhaven, but I choose the Witherbloom founder to be my...
Read moreAs someone who plays D&D, I’m always excited to see Magic’s take on famous characters from the game. Another thing that drew me to make a Volo, Guide to Monsters deck is its unique ability. It essentially encourages players to create a deck...
Read moreThis isn’t a kitchen-table kind of deck because it mostly wins through combos. This mono-blue Emry deck is full of ETB and LTB effects, and it actually has plenty of ways to go infinite.
Read moreAs a long-time Magic and Commander player, I’ve never thought of blue as the big-mana big-creature kind of color. It easily becomes that in Simic, but that’s more green’s thing, right? Wrong! Come with me and dive into this sea creature deck!
Read moreToxrill, the Corrosive is the type of legendary creature that was made to be a commander. There are a lot of ways to build a Toxrill deck, but if you’re like me, you’ll want a very aggressive (possibly mean) deck.
Read moreMyrkul, Lord of Bones is the dreaded god of death from the world of the Forgotten Realms, inspiring a healthy fear of the end in all living things. It bestows those same nightmares on your opponents in Commander.
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