All 9 Psuedo-Levelers in Magic Ranked
Pseudo-levelers get this name because they work very similar to the level up mechanic, and we now have almost 10 of these cards, all inspirted by the original Figure of Destiny.
Read morePseudo-levelers get this name because they work very similar to the level up mechanic, and we now have almost 10 of these cards, all inspirted by the original Figure of Destiny.
Read moreThe plane of Theros is loosely based on Greek and Roman mythology, and gave us Magic’s first pantheon of gods, which has expanded with repeat visits.
Read moreWhile the options for Sultai lands are limited, these are solid investments that can slot into future builds no matter the format.
Read moreA +1/+1 counter deck flourishes in Commander with all the support one could possibly desire. Not only do your counter commanders get to pull from a 30-year history of +1/+1 counter payoffs, but nearly every new set has something to add to the...
Read moreTheft commanders are legendary creatures that help you deploy a “theft” strategy, in which you win the game by casting or stealing your opponents’ cards. Most of these effects live in Grixis colors, though all five colors are...
Read moreThereโs a ton of great (and adorable) dog cards in Magic. So, looking to channel your love for manโs best friend in your favorite trading card game? Letโs get started with the best dogs in MTG.
Read moreElemental lords are the backbone of any elemental deck and turn a group of creatures into a true army packed with value.
Read moreFrog commanders are legendary creatures that have โfrogโ either in their type line or as part of their rules text. There arenโt any planeswalkers as of Bloomburrow that can be your commander and have any frog-related abilities.
Read morePart of Commanderโs distinct ruleset is the singleton deckbuilding restriction. With a little trickery and a few clones, you can copy your permanents as a work-around to this rule. If youโve ever wanted a second, third, or 100th copy of your...
Read moreWe all play Magic to have fun, right? Wrong! Some of us play Magic to have fun, but another bunch of us play Magic to make it the most grueling experience possible for everyone involved. After all, weโve all seen the memes about blue players and...
Read moreMagic mechanics are interesting. They allow you to do various actions that refine your gameplay strategy, though certain mechanics are more synergistic with specific gameplay strategies than others.
Read moreArtifacts play a major role in Magic, both in terms of story and gameplay, so it shouldnโt be a big surprise that the artificers who craft them can also play an important part.
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