Shadows Over Innistrad Remastered just dropped on MTG Arena. But there’s a twist; WotC is constantly innovating with Draft formats in MTG Arena, and this time they’ve come up with Shadows of the Past.
Read moreI don’t know about you, but I’m absolutely loving March of the Machine so far, and we haven’t started official previews yet! We got plenty to go off of in First Looks, though, so it’s time to take a look what we know so far and what we can expect...
Read moreSOI was a great block with a lot of great cards and mechanics. Now it’s going to be remastered and released on MTG Arena. Based on what’s already been done with Amonkhet Remastered and Kaladesh Remastered we can take a few guesses at what’s going...
Read moreWith the new Universes Beyond series we were greeted with one of the most impressive feats yet: Hasbro somehow convinced the Tolkien estate to allow them to create an entire Lord of the Rings set!
Read moreIt’s no secret that Wizards has been going pretty hard on the Masters and other supplemental sets in the last few years. Basically every format other than Legacy and Vintage have gotten the treatment in one form or another, and it’s finally...
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 moreWe’re stepping into unknown territory once the dust has settled from the Phyrexian invasion, and the planes return to something like normality. But what is this set? What is it bringing to the game? Introducing MOM: The Aftermath.
Read moreAlchemy is back with another batch of digital-only fun to add to your Arena collection. Full of 30 new cards that can’t exist in paper Magic, Alchemy: Phyrexia looks to expand on the setting, flavor, and mechanics of the main Phyrexia: All Will...
Read morePlagued by a low desirability and over-production, Fallen Empires could be considered a failure of a set. But it introduced some staple mechanics and concepts to Magic players, setting the scene for design space still to come.
Read moreIf Universes Beyond is gonna keep happening, we might as well allow ourselves to enjoy when they make cards of things we like. With this excessively positive intro out of the way, let’s look at what we know about Universes Beyond: Final Fantasy...
Read moreTempest was one of the first sets that I remember buying booster packs for. Not interested in the money cards, I fondly remember the common themes, which were more abundant as I bought more packs.
Read moreOf Magic’s planned releases for 2023, my personal most-anticipated set just happens to be a Universes Beyond product. I know what MTG veterans think about these products in general, but I’m still ready to ride the wave of excitement.
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