Thanks to a brand new card from Reality Fracture, we now have a planeswalker combo that lets you win as early as turn three. It’s a bit complex, but it’s also extremely powerful and definitely worth trying if you think you can handle...
Read moreGot a friend you want to rope into Magic but want to play side by side? Magic’s got its fair share of cooperative gameplay modes.
Read moreAnother planeswalker set, another reason to think Ichormoon Gauntlet might be broken. But I swear it might actually be true this time!
Read moreEvery good spellslinger wants to copy their spells. Replicate skips the extra cards and does it all by itself.
Read moreDid you know that we actually already had Jace tokens before Reality Fracture? Those will let you get some weird rules shenanigans going with the new “empower” mechanic
Read moreThis busted green mythic is almost garunteed to be a staple in Commander. Reality Fracture is bringing us the next card in line after Phyrexian Obliterator and Phyrexian Vindicator, and it looks like it’s gonna be the best of the three.
Read morePaying for your own spells is one of Magic’s more fundamental responsibilities. But what if another player wants to give you a hand, perhaps to team up against the biggest threat? That’s when assist comes in!
Read moreA planeswalker as a commander fundamentally changes the way you and your opponents have to engage with a typical game of Commander.
Read moreThe Kaladesh block was really polarizing. Some loved it, some hated it, and this has to do with the mechanics and the Standard format, which was shaky to say the least. Two new mechanics debuted in this block, energy and vehicles.
Read moreThe Arena Powered Cube is a special draft event in MTG Arena that allows you to play with some of the most powerful cards in Magic’s history, including classics like the Power Nine. It’s MTGA’s take on the ever-popular MTGO Vintage...
Read moreSome threats are unkillable creatures that pose a challenge to spot removal like Doom Blade and sometimes Path to Exile. They’re creatures that survive wraths or are indestructible, or that offer some advantage in case the board gets wrathed.
Read moreBasic lands are practically free. You can grab them out of a land box at your local game store or Grand Prix. They’re very cheap in their most basic form. But people love to bling out their decks, so it makes sense that even the simplest thing...
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