Backup in MTG: Rules, History, and Best Cards
Mayday! Mayday! Calling for backup!
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Read moreI donโt know about you, but Iโm absolutely loving March of the Machine so far, and we havenโt started official previews yet! We got plenty to go off of in First Looks, though, so itโs time to take a look what we know so far and what we can expect...
Read moreWith Modern prices going up in the last decade, WotC had some ideas to lower the formatโs entry price. Modern Masters was created with the intention of reprinting old cards for Modern without introducing any new cards.
Read moreShadows Over Innistrad was the first set to introduce cosmic horrors and mystery to Innistrad. Eldritch Moon came right after, and doubled down on these concepts.
Read moreBloodthirst is the keyword ability that was introduced as the Gruul Clansโ associated ability in the first Ravnica block. Itโs very closely tied to how the Gruul exist within Ravnica: violently.
Read moreIf youโre an avid Draftsim reader then youโve probably come across lots of important lessons that I and our other writers have learned through the several years weโve played this game. If you havenโt figured it out already, todayโs topic involves...
Read moreFor Mirrodin! is a mechanic for equipment cards introduced in Phyrexia: All Will Be One. Personally I canโt help but think of the scene in Fellowship of the Ring when the Fellowship offer their weapons to the cause.
Read moreTransformers pairs Magic mechanics with another Hasbro-owned franchise. Every one of them comes with two: more than meets the eye and convert.
Read moreWeโve recently gotten format-specific sets, a bigger focus on Commander, more than enough Secret Lair content, and a new Un-set to check out more recently. But Unfinity isnโt like any other as it opts out of the infamous silver-bordered card...
Read moreDouble-faced cards work in various ways in Magic. With specialize weโre confronted with a digital-only mechanic for Arena that allows the player to permanently flip a card if a cost is paid.
Read moreItโs no secret that Magic has tons of wildly varying mechanics that spice up gameplay left and right. You might sometimes find one mechanic that closely mirrors another, like hearing an echo from the developers.
Read moreToday Iโm here to tell you everything you could ever want to know about the new casualty mechanic from Streets of New Capenna.
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