Each piece of the Magic color pie has its own unique characteristics. So how could you choose just one? The answer is that you don’t have to! Today I’ll be going over the commander options in my favorite color combination: Esper.
Read moreWe here at Draftsim respect people of all backgrounds and from all communities, so rest assured when I talk about the honorable and established “mana dork” in Magic, I mean it with the utmost respect. And as someone who went through the gamut of...
Read more“Temur Good Stuff” is a strategy as old as time, and one that the color combination can easily support. Today I’d like to introduce you to every Temur commander in Magic and offer a sample decklist to get your brain turning and inspire you to...
Read moreMagic’s greatest strength lies in its diversity of strategies. Many consider poor competitive formats those with few options, where one or two decks dominate the meta. You can play aggressive decks, themed decks built around different creature...
Read moreMagic is a game of words. Words make up the rules and mechanics of the game. MTG’s story is told through the cards first and through novels, free short stories, and other media second. This is where flavor text comes in.
Read moreSlivers are a beloved staple tribe of Magic. While they’re not quite as popular as goblins, elves, or dragons, slivers enjoy a hardcore cult following.
Read moreDid you know that “removed from the game” effects have been in MTG since the original Alpha set? Did you know about the huge rework to change it to what we know now as exile? Let’s dive in.
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 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 moreCommander has quickly grown into one of the most popular and casual-friendly formats in all of Magic. The format’s success has humble beginnings in its first preconstructed decks, which came out nearly 11 years ago. That’s right, today...
Read moreMono red aggro? Never heard of that deck. Burn? Oh yeah, burn and I go way back. Maybe clever deck-naming is a lost art. An outdated form of expression, never to be spoken of again. But if you’re like me and you miss the good old days when your...
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