Standard is the most accessible and simplest MTG Constructed format, and the format WotC tests the most. However, they’re also known to push the boundaries of power level on cards from time to time, which sometimes leads to cards being banned in...
Read moreReanimator is back on the menu in Standard thanks to Superior Spider-Man.
Read moreIn spite of their increased demand the five Standard-legal shocklands have crashed in price since Edge of Eternities landed.
Read moreVivi’s got new competition in Standard, and it’s a rat that’s been around in the format for almost a year now.
Read moreAnother day, another combination of cards that makes you wonder how Vivi Ornitier got through testing. The good news is that the second part of today’s combo isn’t quite streamlined enough to make this some overnight...
Read moreTurns out Vivi Ornitier isn’t just great in Commander, it’s a total Standard powerhouse!
Read moreAggro decks dominate Magic’s Standard Format. And if WotC doesn’t ban some key cards, Final Fantasy may not get a chance to shine.
Read moreThe Final Fantasy x MTG crossover is bringing plenty of flashy mythics, but there’s also room for humble, yet flavorful, commons. In this case, a plant that looks like the love-child of Iridescent Vinelasher and Tunneling Geopede: Leaner...
Read moreTifa Lockhart might be just the card to show people that Final Fantasy’s not just another Commander Legends set in disguise. The new green legend and its supporting cast of landfall newcomers might be the next big thing in Standard.
Read moreIt’s been four weeks since Tarkir: Dragonstorm was released, and the latest dragon-filled MTG set has had a huge impact on Magic’s Standard metagame. According WotC’s data analyst and Hall of Famer Frank Karsten’s post on...
Read moreThe Magic community has been fiercely debating about Standard this last week, specifically whether it was right for WotC to ban nothing in the format. While WotC has certainly attempted transparency (with a writeup explaining their rationale and...
Read moreCoCo was a household name in Magic for quite some time, and it seems Wizards is trying to repeat the success of the card with its new color-shifted version.
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