Constellation gave enchantments their own personal ETB ability, akin to landfall and lands. It’s been a defining part of the plane of Theros, and a great addition to the enchantress archetype.
Read moreOrzhov enchantments are often role-players in specific decks. These cards may have slipped past your notice before now, but today is the day to find a hidden gem for your black and white deck!
Read moreClues aren’t the only tokens in MTG that we can sacrifice to draw a card. In fact, there’s a more powerful token altogether: Shards. They’re only produced by Niko Aris, a planeswalker who, like many more, got desparked.
Read moreToday, we take a look at all the Commander precon decks that have an enchantment-related theme. There aren’t many of them, so that speaks to the overall scarcity of this theme.
Read moreThe game has a dozen—quite literally—different enchantment subtypes, so today we’re looking at all of these individually and see what makes them shine.
Read moreEnchantments have been in MTG since the beginning, and they’re one of the coolest build arounds in the game. They’re hard to remove and enable countless combos and interactions.
Read morePermanents aren’t what earned blue its status, except for a few choice cards like Jace, the Mind Sculptor and Pestermite, but that doesn’t mean the color is dependent on its spells for power. Today, I’m looking at some of blue’s best...
Read moreIf this is your first time hearing about world enchantments, don’t worry. Today we’re going to break down what they are, how the world rule works, and which world enchantments are actually worth your time.
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