Paying homage to Tarkir’s Mardu clan, red, white, and black usually team up in strong, aggressive decks powered by tokens, direct damage, and sacrifice. They’ll need some tri-lands to make sure everything works out.
Read moreToday I’m going to be talking about shrines, an enchantment subtypes that gets new support once every few years.
Read moreMTG began card frame innovation in the late 1990’s with full-art lands and lands without text boxes, which eventually led to cards with full-art and no text box – or simply, textless cards of all kinds.
Read moreMagic is a game where words are very important. Cards have what we know as “keyword abilities” to help make them easier to grasp. I dare say that hexproof is easily one of the most well-known ones.
Read moreIf you were wondering what happened to Arena Opens, we’ve got our answer. They’re gone, but they’re also being replaced by something that might be even better for Limited specialists.
Read moreYou can find prints of your favorite MTG art to hang on the wall, but perhaps you’d like something a little more personal. That’s where artist proofs come in, a unique type of Magic card that goes straight from Wizards to the artists...
Read moreCabbage, as a pet?! And they all said I was crazy…. You’re just a few clicks away from having a cabbage companion of your own on MTGA.
Read moreManifest was originally an offshoot of morph in the Khans of Tarkir block, but now we’re so far along in Magic that the offshoots have offshoots! Manifest got an upgrade in Duskmourn with manifest dread.
Read moreTo keep the formats fresh and balanced, WotC rotates the sets that are legal in Standard and Alchemy. That’s a much-needed measure to change the best strategies and to prevent a certain deck from being dominant. Alchemy rotation is fresh, so...
Read moreWhile there have been a multitude of cycling cards that also affect Constructed, cycling can help create compelling games in Limited, ensuring you can find lands early and dig towards action late.
Read moreToday, we’re looking at great green cards and even staples you can play in a variety of decks, from lowly commons and uncommons to bulk rare/mythics.
Read moreI’m right off the back of Avatar: The Last Airbender prerelease, and I’m happy to report it was a resounding success!
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