Oh no! You’ve made it all the way to your buddy’s place for your weekly Commander night, but you’ve forgotten your Crown Royal bag of dice! The last time this happened, you all had to keep track of life with pen and paper, like barbarians. But...
Read moreZhalfir takes us to an afrofantasy plane that’s been a part of Magic for years, formerly as a continent on Dominaria but now a full-fledged plane. It looks vibrant, exciting, and it’s my most anticipated set of the year—but what do we...
Read moreAs two fan-favorite planes clash through the Omenpaths, it’s time to see Magic’s first monsters versus mecha set with Kamigawa: Titanbreach.
Read moreIn this guide, we’ll break down how Play Boosters (packs designed with Draft and Sealed in mind) differ from Jumpstart Boosters (designed for a much quicker “shuffle two packs and play” experience). We’ll cover what each type of...
Read moreNauctis: The Sunken Realm was announced as one of the upcoming 2027 MTG sets, and it’s going to be our first visit to an underwater world.
Read moreTo this day, I’ve never met an MTG player who’s never gotten screwed by a bad land draw. Sometimes you get too few (mana screw) and sometimes you get too many (mana flood). Finding a good balance of lands is crucial to any deck. One of the most...
Read moreIf you’re going to gamble on opening packs, it may as well be packs likely to have something you can use or sell. I’ve dug through TCGplayer and Scryfall to find the cheapest collector booster boxes and some of the best pulls you can expect from...
Read moreToday I go over a list of the best places you can go to buy standalone codes for MTG Arena to bypass the other requirements to get your hands on them. And before you ask, yes, this is something you’re allowed to do. It’s a money-saver in...
Read moreMTG Arena has so many formats woven inside it that it can get very confusing, both for new and veteran MTG players alike. It’s common to see the MTG community in doubt and raising questions when WotC announces new stuff regarding MTG Arena and...
Read moreOver the years Wizards has released a variety of products aimed at getting new players into Magic. One on-going iteration is the Starter Kit, sets of competing beginner’s decks meant to be played head-to-head as an introduction to the...
Read moreThe first Temur Commander precon released in 2011, and at that time, wedge colors like blue, red, and green didn’t have many commander options, or even a clear identity. WotC decided to support Commander with annual releases, which then became...
Read moreI reviewed all the Dimir () precons, the ones with a blue and black color identity. I dissect them to their core and examine which are strong, which have good reprints, and what they bring to the table, I hope to make parsing the wide world of...
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