Magic’s an expensive hobby. I mean, not collecting yachts and bidding in antique car auctions expensive, but still, it’s a game that can be tough on the average player’s wallet. Thankfully, many Commander players have embraced the casual nature...
Read moreI really like commanders that let you build in multiple directions. Esika, God of the Tree is one such commander. It’s an MDFC with two sides worth of value, but it’s also a 5-color commander that gives you access to any god you want. Why not go...
Read moreRemember Gilt-Leaf Archdruid? Yeah, neither did we. Though a massive price spike has given players a reason to dig up their old copies of this druid lord.
Read moreI first started really getting into uncommons as commanders when I opened Slimefoot, the Stowaway in a Dominaria pack, and it’s been a bit of a collector obsession of mine since. If you share my interest in what can feel a bit like hipster...
Read moreSunset Strikemaster paves the way for the future of red ramp: Unconditional mana dorks!
Read moreWith vehicles came pilots, but there are a lot fewer pilots than there are vehicles. There’s now pilot typal support, but does that mean the creature type as a whole is a dud? Or is it just a very specialized group of cards?
Read moreTarkir: Dragonstorm is shaping up to be an awesome set based on early previews, and the two planeswalkers in the set are no small reason why
Read moreTarkir: Dragonstorm gets another huge win with a much-needed Craterhoof Behemoth reprint, in the main set no less!
Read moreThere are plenty of land cycles in MTG these days, and it feels like every new set brings us something to explore. Wilds of Eldraine and The Lost Caverns of Ixalan gave us a Restless cycle of creature lands, while LCI also gave us a cycle of...
Read moreAs the years march on, the public’s interest or awareness of some Commander deck themes tends to wax and wane. But there’s one theme that’s taken a back seat in recent years: the pillow fort.
Read morePrerelease is the first chance we’ll get to check out the cards that this visit to Tarkir gives us, and I’ve got all the quick details you’ll want to know before you go.
Read moreCoCo was a household name in Magic for quite some time, and it seems Wizards is trying to repeat the success of the card with its new color-shifted version.
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