Grixis has plenty of combos. Not only do combos fit flavorfully within the shard, but they also make good mechanically sense: The color combination of tutors, card draw, and permission has no trouble assembling and defending combos.
Read moreMany players find an affinity to one of the five colors because it suits their playstyle or the flavor they love. Picking a mono-color commander is one of the best ways to get to the heart of what your favorite color does and show it off to your...
Read moreGreen creatures come in different flavors, from mana dorks to elfball support to gigantic game-enders.
Read moreCombat is one of the core elements of Magic: The Gathering, and more often than not, there are tools that let our creatures come out on top over time. One of the most powerful ways to do so is by making them indestructible.
Read moreThere’s bound to be competition when it comes to choosing the commander of your dragon deck. It’s time to set flight and find the best dragon commanders in Magic.
Read moreIt looks like there’s a new queen of commander. Y’shtola, Night’s Blessed is quickly making its way to the top of the most played commander list, and it’s only a matter of time before it’s on top, but why is this...
Read moreAlthough you can often find decent build-around rare commanders for cheap, there’s something extra fun about taking an uncommon legend and sitting across the table from a pile of mythic rares.
Read moreThis might just be the best saga in a format ever. How is its win rate so high, and can anything be done to stop it, or is this design mistake too big to fix?
Read moreFlying might be distinctly weaker than the “can’t be blocked” text on other cards, but it’s hard to think of a more iconic evasive keyword.
Read moreThere are lots of different kinds of good red creatures, from cheap creatures that attack your opponent quickly to big and expensive dragons that win the game in just a couple hits.
Read moreLeviathans in Magic are often impactful, though some of the earlier ones hurt you more than they hurt your opponents. One thing’s for sure: You might not want to swim in the open ocean after this.
Read moreHello Planeswalkers! Whether you’re poisonous, venomous, or toxic, MTG accepts you. Ok… maybe not toxic. But let’s get into one of the most common keywords out there: deathtouch. If you’ve played MTG for any number of years, then you have most...
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