One of the first MTG products I remember purchasing was Duel Decks: Elves vs. Goblins, two 60-card decks built to play a balanced match against each other. While trying to recreate the idea of my own slow kitchen-table format, I’ve found the Duel...
Read moreIn Magic, golems started back in Alpha and have continued to exist in the game since then. But what are the good golems to play besides Karn? Is golem tribal a thing?
Read more“Titan” as a creature type hasn’t been used much throughout Magic’s history. But let’s try to run around that a little bit and look at cards that have “titan” in their name and maybe, just maybe, you’ll find that one titan you...
Read moreNow we’re in Streets of New Capenna, which is literally run by demon families. Seems like a good time to talk about them, right?
Read moreYou know that Hasbro owns Wizards of the Coast, right? Like, the people who make board games like Monopoly (ugh), Betrayal at the House on the Hill, and more? And they make Magic board games, too!
Read moreMagic’s story is rife and varied and spans over thousands of years. Where does one even begin? What is The Weatherlight Saga, and why is it about a boat?
Read moreThe command zone has experienced a fundamental change since the release of Commander 2014. With the ability to have select planeswalkers as your commander, a whole new set of rules and questions are bound to pop up.
Read moreToday I’d like to present you with the idea of choosing a Rakdos commander. I’ll explain just why you should choose Rakdos, list 19 of the most powerful commanders out there, and even provide a sample decklist that I’ve found to be very powerful...
Read moreWhich werewolves do you need to be wary of when they show up on the other side of the field? Which ones should you pick up for your werewolf army? Let’s talk about that.
Read moreSometimes cute and vanilla, sometimes wild, and sometimes even ferocious, bears have been represented in Magic since the beginning.
Read moreUndoubtedly the most sophisticated creature type for the most distinguished players, frogs made their official debut in Magic in Exodus with the venerable Whiptongue Frog. Today I’d like to take a journey through the history of frogs in MTG...
Read moreIf you read my other rankings of tri-color commanders you’ll remember something I said in each one: Commander is a format of choice. Bant is an efficient and proactive color shard that many blue and green players enjoy.
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