It seems like almost every new Magic set brings with it a new style of foil treatment. Though it can be cool to get unique types of cards, especially if certain foil treatments curl less than regular foils, it can also be a little confusing at...
Read moreThis Vihaan, Goldwaker EDH deck is a grindy, casual midrange deck. You want to amass enough Treasure to make Smaug jealous then convert it into a living army with Vihaan to pummel your opponents. It combines that pressure with a few sacrifice...
Read moreThis creepy clown and his collection of inflated heads isn’t just a great option for a Halloween-time commander, it also offers a unique ability to create interesting interactions. Even as the person who put this Commander deck together, I was...
Read moreIn 1998, Urza’s Saga was released, and it’s an MTG set that changed Magic forever. After all, when MTG games can be decided on turn 1 and won by the player that won the coin flip, it ends up not being very fun. Imagine a world where many of the...
Read moreThe lumbering brutes known as ogres are a hallmark of fantasy media, frequently found populating dungeons and the wild regions of fictional universes, ready to clobber hapless adventurers and heroes with a well-timed tree stump to the head...
Read moreMagic’s Archenemy format is all about schemes, as they allow players to face off in a really unbalanced game. Think of all the times your Commander pod has joined forces against you. With Duskmourn: House of Horror Commander products...
Read moreThe Miracle Worker EDH precon is one of the most out-of-the-box focused precons I’ve seen in a while. The two strands of the deck, which we expect from precons, aren’t so very far apart in their focuses. Even without Aminatou, Veil Piercer on the...
Read moreToday I’m going to cover one of Magic’s first mechanics: vigilance. Let’s talk about vigilance, the key concepts, and the best cards.
Read moreMagic design needs to be constantly evolving for the game to stay relevant, and people always desire new and shiny MTG cards. In addition, powerful cards sell. Just ask anyone at WotC. But what exactly is strictly better? And which aspects of the...
Read moreMy original idea for this Commander deck was to straight up include every single room card out there. Turns out we got a baffling 28 room cards in Duskmourn. For the sake of playability, I had to cut a couple of them out, but just know that...
Read moreThe miracle mechanic made a name for itself in Legacy as a key part of the format’s best control deck, which used Sensei’s Divining Top to set up powerful control cards like Terminus and Counterbalance. But Duskmourn: House of Horror has...
Read moreWhile new Magic mechanics keep the game fresh and exciting, I always enjoy seeing returning keyword abilities. Sometimes it’s just because they’re my favorites, like cycling and kicker, but other times, it’s because visiting a mechanic for the...
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