Another high demand Secret Lair release means another unmitigated disaster! Almost no one was able to actually get their hands on the Festival in a Box, and now it’s selling for more than twice the price on the secondary market.
Read moreOf all the ways we have to ramp our mana and fix our colors, some of the best are the 2-color Talismans and Signets. But which ones are better?
Read moreThere have been some good crabs in Magic. What would Dimir Rogues have been without the groan-inducing 1-drop of Ruin Crab on turn 1?
Read moreMagic players who love black and green have learned to love the graveyard as much as the game itself. Sacrificing creatures and muddling around where things go to die is a great way to pull ahead with a strategy many new players don’t expect.
Read moreStar Trek play booster box preorders are currently selling on amazon at a huge discount! But why would they cut the price so low so early? Is this good or bad for Star Trek?
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 moreLooking for a new combo commander? With just a little bit of setup, Aerid Konstrari enables explosive Gruul wins.
Read moreThe darkest color in the pie has its own ways to generate mana, and today, we’re diving into the best black mana dorks in the game’s history.
Read moreThe monarch is far more than a multiplayer-only mechanic like myriad or goad; it’s become a staple in Cube and Constructed formats like Pauper. It’s an incredible mechanic, with a ton of powerful cards.
Read moreSimic’s creature offerings include terrifying threats that warped Constructed formats and some of the best commanders in the game.
Read moreGood removal is on the mind of every single MTG player. If you’re not disrupting your opponent’s plan, then you’re most likely doomed to lose. I can’t think of a better color to highlight for removal than black.
Read moreRather than directly countering a spell, cost-increasing effects force opponents to spend extra mana, slowing down their curve and disrupting their strategy.
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