The 10 Best Forms of Indestructible Removal in Magic Ranked
Indestructible creatures can be a pain to deal with, but don’t let the name fool you. There are plenty of ways to remove an indestructible threat from the battlefield.
Read moreIndestructible creatures can be a pain to deal with, but don’t let the name fool you. There are plenty of ways to remove an indestructible threat from the battlefield.
Read moreDay one of Pick-Two Drafts on Arena were messy, and people were not impressed with the new offering.
Read moreIf you want to fill your deck with enchantments, you need a good reason to, plus support to make them better. So letโs consider the best payoffs and support pieces that can help you feel good about filling more than half your deckโs slots with...
Read moreFantasy settings often include oversized spiders, and Magic has a bunch of them, too. But which of them are the best? And which cards pay you off for running a bunch of arachnids?
Read moreSure, anyone can find synergies with some know-how, but what about combos that use all five colors of Magic? Even betterโwhat if you could pull it off with just two cards? Today weโre diving into the best 5-color combos in the game.
Read moreAnother Lord of the Rings set, so soon? A random birthday greeting from MTG to Bilbo Baggins suggests something LotR-related is in the works.
Read moreBlue and white often have a strong tempo, evasion, or control theme, but Azorius precons have explored some more unconventional themes for the color pair.
Read moreSultai often plays around in the graveyard space, which leads to infinite combos involving sacrifice, recursion, and creature deaths.
Read moreSpider-Man prerelease attendance yielded some not-so-promising numbers, but what about the set held people back?
Read moreThe modified mechanic rewards you for upgrading your creatures in any of these ways, which gives new life to Voltron builds, counter-focused decks, and even go-wide token strategies.
Read moreHave you ever tried to sell your cards online? Today Iโll try a notable competitor in the card-buying market, Journeyโs End Games, that offers a unique feature: video selling.
Read moreAh, Commander. Commander, or Elder Dragon Highlander (EDH), as it was called before Wizards decided to develop for it directly, is probably the most popular casual MTG format available. For a deck builder, it is one of the best formats to build...
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