Bant is a very midrange color trio that’s good at ramping and generating value with its creatures and permanents, which means you’re in for tons of card draw, ramp, and interaction with these creatures.
Read moreScientists in Magic are a weird bunch. They almost all come from Universes Beyond tie-ins, which makes sense when you consider the flavor of most Magic planes.
Read moreDungeons in MTG! They’ve always been a thing in D&D. It’s right in the name: Dungeons & Dragons. But now they’re in Magic, too. But what do dungeons actually do? How do they work, how do you use them, and how do you survive them?
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 moreKhans of Tarkir gave us a way to call the color trios that have enemy colored combinations, and from that MTG set we got “Sultai” for the combination of the enemy colors black-green and blue-green, BGU. This color combination was...
Read moreDecks built around Mardu colors tend to focus on creatures and combat damage. What makes Mardu cards great? Which are the best for your decks? Today, your resident Mardu Hordechief ranks the best cards in Magic!
Read moreMany creatures have built-in ways to get around blockers, either by flying over their heads, burrowing through the ground, passing through the Shadow Realm (or whatever’s happening to the shadow cards in Tempest). Let’s take a look at the best...
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 moreJeskai creatures often mix speed, efficiency, and spell synergy, which matches the Jeskai Way’s focus on martial skill and cunning magic.
Read moreFrom sewer vermin and rotting zombie corpses to nefarious demons and blood-sucking vampires, black has a large scope of iconic creatures. Today we’re exploring the best of the best.
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 moreIf you’re a fan of precision, control, and outsmarting your opponents, Esper might be the color identity for you. Whether you’re building a fresh deck or just want to see what makes Esper such a strategic powerhouse in MTG, stick around to...
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