With yet another reprinting in Star Trek, all ten shocklands have dropped below ten dollars a piece. Is this an issue of too much supply, or too little demand, and why are there so many reprints anyways?
Read moreArtifact creatures have been a topic of discussion since the beginning of Magic. The fact that they benefit from being both creature and artifact types and go in every deck brought lots of balancing problems throughout the years.
Read moreEdge of Eternities took Magic to space, and Star Trek expanded the fleet of spacecraft. Let’s see how they work, and which ones lead the fleet.
Read moreToday we celebrate MTG’s collaboration with Star Trek by looking at all the cards they deemed worthy to put a mythic rare symbol on.
Read moreNormally, once you cast these spells, they go straight to the graveyard and stay there. Recursion lets you recover them for another round. It’s a powerful way to squeeze extra value out of your spells and keep the game in your control.
Read moreJeskai creatures often mix speed, efficiency, and spell synergy, which matches the Jeskai Way’s focus on martial skill and cunning magic.
Read moreWe’re going to dive into the best flying commanders and explore why building around this keyword can be so powerful. Wait, dive in? Maybe fly in would be more appropriate.
Read moreWhen broken cards appear in formats, top decks are reduced to those playing the broken card, or the few cards that beat it. Let’s examine the greatest design mistakes in Magic!
Read moreBirds are always here and there in Magic, as MTG sets need their flying creatures and planes usually have birds as a common creature type. Legendary birds are another matter entirely, and fewer sets have treated birds with the respect they...
Read moreWhile many black-green decks combine beefy green cards and strong black removal to trample the opposition, other decks create big monsters by slowly feeding their graveyards or just profit from great sacrifices. Let’s see what mighty creatures...
Read moreWhat if I told you that you could overpay for a spell, but in return you’d get a random free spell from the top of your deck? Theoretically, that’s the idea behind cascade, although there are ways to break that purity, as there always are with...
Read moreIf you want to read this, you’ll need to pay the tax. The extort mechanic drains opponents while making it harder to challenge your position in the game.
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