Prepare in MTG: Rules, History, and Best Cards
Prepare debuted in Secrets of Strixhaven and quickly came back in Reality Fracture, solidifying itself as one of Magic’s sweetest two-cards-in-one mechanics.
Read morePrepare debuted in Secrets of Strixhaven and quickly came back in Reality Fracture, solidifying itself as one of Magic’s sweetest two-cards-in-one mechanics.
Read moreEvery Stardew Valley player has had this thought at some point: This game would make a great Magic deck! This one starts from the world itself and works backward, picking Magic cards that actually match something in the game.
Read moreSkittering and creeping across the battlefield, spider creatures have been the backbone of greenโs answer to flying creatures since Urzaโs Destiny. Which legendary spider makes the best commander for your entirely creepy crawlies deck?
Read moreInfect is a very powerful archetype to play in Commander. Instead of having to deal 40 damage or mill 90+ cards to take out one opponent, you only need to give them 10 poison counters. This makes infect one of the quickest and nastiest ways to...
Read moreWeโre all familiar with the many ways to exploit creatures dying, from aristocratic payoffs like Blood Artist to creatures that want to die like Shambling Ghast and Doomed Traveler. But what if we could trigger those abilities with a wider range...
Read moreThe easiest method of winning a game of Commander is ramping faster than your opponents. Thereโs a reason cEDH decks pack so much fast mana, and itโs not to show off.
Read moreNormally, new creatures suffer from summoning sickness, so they canโt attack or tap to activate abilities right away. Haste bypasses that, and it lets you put pressure on your opponent immediately.
Read moreDimir combos often involve zombie tokens, mill, discarding and drawing, and more. They’re great at combining control elements from blue and black into combo finishes.
Read moreWeb-slinging is Spider-Man’s signature move. So of course, Magic’s adaptation of your friendly neighborhood spider must come with some web-slinging.
Read moreDiscard first, then break stuff: Thatโs the promise behind mayhem, the villain-flavored twist on graveyard casting from the MTG Spider-Man crossover.
Read moreWith Marvelโs Spider-Man, we now get symbiote creatures for the first time ever, in all their chaotic, alien weirdness.
Read moreIโve been told many times to โget a life.โ Why not skip the incremental gains and go for double the life instead? Itโs not a common occurrence, but letโs check out the four life total doublers and how you may be able to use them.ย
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