Today I’m taking a look at some cool cards from MTG’s history. These are Monuments to the power of gods and greatness. I’ve also heard that Phyrexia: All Will be One will have at least one Monument dedicated to the glory of Phyrexia, so we have...
Read morePhyrexia: All Will Be One gave us a few cycles of cards, one of them being the Dominus cycle. These mythic creatures’ doubling abilities are incredible strategy accelerators, and they even make great commanders to build around. Whatever your...
Read moreI’ve played my share of Commander decks over the years, but nothing hits quite as hard as good ol’ fashioned 5-color dragons. The Ur-Dragon is one of the best dragon commanders ever printed and has revolutionized this strategy.
Read moreThe PlayStation Secret Lairs bring us a bunch of new commanders and valuable reprints, and they show promise for what a fully fleshed out PS/MTG crossover might look like. Let’s see what they’ve got, and whether they’re worth your money.
Read moreMagic’s story is rife and varied and spans over thousands of years. Where does one even begin? What is The Weatherlight Saga, and why is it about a boat?
Read moreKev Walker is so prolific and is such a master of different styles, with a dramatic pen and ink style in the British tradition. Let’s see his best work from among over 500 Magic illustrations.
Read moreMagic is one of the easiest games to pick up and learn, but it’s also one of the most complicated in terms of rules and interactions, especially the rules for combat. How does the game handle combat damage, and how does combat damage work...
Read moreWhat’s that? $1,000 for a normal Collector Booster box full of totally normal, mid-level cards is too much? Guess that explains why Collector boxes of Avatar: The Last Airbender are dropping fast.
Read moreMarvel in MTG feels like an in-app purchase. Tiny cardboard billboards. Ad space on local game store shelves.
Read moreAs with any video game, MTG Arena has a handful of settings and options that allow you to tailor your experience to your liking.
Read moreA few years ago, spiders had next to no lords in Magic. Things sure have changed, haven’t they? Not only do we have more possible lords for spiders, but we have them in more colors, too.
Read moreLooks like serialization in MTG is drying up, with a large portion of serialized cards on the secondary market now bought out and accounted for.
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