Absurd Aetherdrift Mana Rock Might Break Multiple Formats
A 6-mana artifact, in 2020s Magic? No way, right? Well maybe, just maybe, Radiant Lotus has what it takes to properly justify its nomenclature.
Read moreA 6-mana artifact, in 2020s Magic? No way, right? Well maybe, just maybe, Radiant Lotus has what it takes to properly justify its nomenclature.
Read moreMagicโs story spans almost 30 real-life years, though itโs closer to 10,000 years in-universe (if you start from the very first sets and novels). What Iโm trying to say is that itโs really long. No massive storyline that spans multiple worlds is...
Read moreIn Magic, horrors are embodiments of fear that take form as grotesque, terror-inducing creatures. Thereโs a thin line between horrors and nightmares, and though theyโre aesthetically interchangeable in most settings, theyโre still distinct enough...
Read moreMuch to the chagrin of Commander players everywhere, infinite mana combos are plentiful, and in many cases, easy to pull off. They usually involve two or three moving pieces, but often result in an immediate victory.
Read moreHave you ever wondered what it’d be like to just open a card and not know what the heck you were even looking at? Aetherdrift has you covered!
Read morePest Control went from a paltry $8 card on Saturday to a $20 banger on Sunday. This Big Score mythic rare saw a steady decline after its early pre-order pricing, and it wasn’t until just about the start of the new year that the price...
Read moreYes, Commander players, the drought is over, and weโre back to the cycle of endless precons, this time with a duo of decks from Aetherdrift. This โdeath raceโ set takes place across three distinct MTG planes, and each Commander deck focuses on...
Read moreConsidering that one of the best parts of play and set boosters are that you can find more than one rare inside, there is simply better rare collecting going on even as theyโre balanced for Limited play. But which ones should you get?
Read moreCard advantage specifically comes down to deckbuilding and opportunities during a game. What is card advantage, and why is it important? Let’s find out!
Read moreEnergy keeps creeping back into Commander. Does moving to a Temur commander with Living Energy simplify things? How are we going to use green, one of the star colors of the Kaladesh block, to add to the winning formula?
Read moreThe Eternal Might precon wants to loot and discard and buff its zombie hordes, and itโs remarkably concise when doing so. Being a typal deck works in this preconโs favor as it leaves room for less fluff.
Read moreChanging the text of a card in Alchemy has proven unpopular, and oracle text adjustments remain grump-inducing, but when a card lets us do that as part of Magic, we love it! It feels like cheating, but in a totally safe way.
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