Thanks to our own internal data, we’ve been able to put together a picture of Reality Fracture, and it seems like some cards are being way over-valued by the community. Are you taking any of these trap cards?
Read moreWhile dragon commanders have spanned all colors, sphinx commanders up until Reality Fracture have stayed in a consistent color identity.
Read moreWhat direction are they taking black in Reality Fracture? Expect a good bit of self-mill and aggressive cards for Theorix and Stingerquill, respectively.
Read moreScry lands have gone on a journey from being fairly niche to highly competitive to tertiary mana fixers at best. They’re useful budget lands, if nothing else.
Read moreReality Fracture’s red cards are mostly related to the schools of Stingerquill and Konstrari, but the other red color pairs get in on the action too.
Read moreThese are the Reality Fracture cards that we here at Draftsim can’t wait to jam. We’ve got picks for tons of formats, from Commander to Peasant Cube.
Read moreShattered mirror cards are one of many novel inclusions in Reality Fracture, and they’re a really cool way to demonstrate the parallel universe concept of the set. They’ll also be some of the most sought-after cards in FRA, more so than most of...
Read moreReality Fracture reimagines classic characters, it gives us a new Jace commander, and so much more. Let’s find the perfect leader for your next brew.
Read moreIf you’ve been hunting for game-breaking plays that give you infinite turns, endless mana, or nonstop combat steps—all wrapped up in one color trio—Jeskai’s got a treat for you.
Read morePunisher cards present your opponent with a hard decision. Commander games are rife with political aspects and decisions, so these cards can have a whole different impact in that format.
Read moreIn red, cantrips often come in the form of combat tricks, burn spells, or ways to push through damage, making them perfect for aggressive decks, prowess strategies, and combo setups.
Read moreI’m just going to get the requisite pun out of the way: These cards are otterly cute! We’ve had a smattering of otters in Magic for a few years, but Bloomburrow brought a whole romp of otters.
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