Firebending is the elemental bending art dominated by the Fire Nation, the main antagonists in Avatar: The Last Airbender. In MTG terms, firebending is a very red ability associated with the production of red mana while you attack.
Read moreIn Avatar: The Last Airbender, red focuses on fast attacks, direct damage, and generating bursts of red mana through the new firebending mechanic.
Read moreHydras in Magic may not have much legendary representation, but they’re still an iconic creature type. If you’re up against a hydra deck, you know you’re facing some X spells and some +1/+1 counter strategies.
Read moreMTG reflects the airbending ability well, a tempo mechanic that allows you to get rid of big, expensive permanents on the battlefield, reset your own cards, or disrupt counter synergies.
Read moreBlue looks especially exciting in Avatar: Between strong reprints and intriguing new cards, blue players should have something to tinker around with.
Read moreAvatar: The Last Airbender is no different than other Universes Beyond sets, with commanders at almost all rarities and power levels. Whether you want to highlight your favorite character or just find a new legend to brew around, there must be...
Read moreBlack Avatar cards have plenty of material to draw on, from the conquering Fire Nation to the sinister machinations of the Dai Li. How will Magic handle the one color that doesn’t directly align with the elements from Avatar?
Read moreAnother Banned and Restricted announcement is upon us, and it brings enormous changes to Standard.
Read moreEach bending mechanic comes with their own philosophies, which will be key to adapt them well. Let’s review waterbending to understand how the mechanic works and whether it does justice to the story!
Read moreOne of my favorite things about the game is having the ability to search for answers to any given situation, be it to find the perfect answer to my opponents’ resilient threat or thread the needle and combo off on the last possible turn. We’ve...
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 moreWhat all Jund creatures have in common is an emphasis on generating extreme value. From engines to enablers, Jund has some scary threats.
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