Squad in MTG: Rules, History, and Best Cards
Squad is a simple way to get more bang for your buck. Sink a few extra resources into your spell and the whole squad’s showing up to the battlefield.
Read moreSquad is a simple way to get more bang for your buck. Sink a few extra resources into your spell and the whole squad’s showing up to the battlefield.
Read moreThe station mechanic from Edge of Eternities adapts many of the ideas seen on vehicles and broadens them to function in a familiar yet rather unique way.
Read moreHave you ever woken up in the morning and just felt groggy and detached from everything? Or maybe you watched a movie where some dude pops out of a portal and throws up. Thatโs more or less how your creatures feel when you summon them in...
Read moreSome creatures die easier than others. But creatures with the undying keyword come back stronger after death. This is a simple keyword that saw play in Standard and is now a staple of Modern.
Read moreThe Tyranid Swarm precon introduced the ferocious tyranid army to Magic, along with the swarmโs voracious โravenousโ mechanic.
Read moreLifegain strategies are rarely among the strongest archetypes in the game, but they’re one of its most popular. Some people always try and make Ajaniโs Pridemate work, no matter how hostile the format is.
Read moreWard became evergreen from the moment it hit Magic, and while it’s used maybe a bit too often these days, it’s a great alternative to the obnoxious protection abilities of the past.
Read moreUniverses Beyond has introduced a new twist on MDFCs: The Marvel sets have printed the first transforming modal-double faced cards, which have even more options because you donโt need to commit to one face or the other.
Read moreOn todayโs MTG mechanics menu we have shroud.
Read moreFinal Fantasy isnโt exactly part of the multiverse, so towns arenโt quite canon to Magic lore yet, but the card type is now available to the game and could easily expand out of Universes Beyond.
Read moreThere are two new cards in Marvel Super Heroes with the arcane suptype, something we haven’t seen in a standard legal set in over twenty years. Why would they include this, and what does this mean for potential future sets?
Read moreFor those Magic veterans who fondly remember living weapon and for Mirrodin!, the Final Fantasy x MTG crossover brings another auto-attach trick: job select, now with freshly minted 1/1 heroes rather than germs or rebels.
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