Every so often, tucked away in the 99 of a Commander precon, is an alternate commander that’s actually better than the deck’s face card. We got another example of this with the LotR Commander decks: Bilbo, Birthday Celebrant.
Read moreSadly we’re not here to hear me rant on and on about LotR and Tolkien’s greater body of work. We’re here to take a look at Magic’s Tales of Middle-earth precon EDH decks.
Read moreThe Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth is the latest set from WotC, and it’s bursting with flavor. It looks like a set for everybody; it’s for new and experienced players alike, as well as fans of both MTG and Middle-earth.
Read moreI’m no Lord of the Rings buff, but even I know elves and Tolkien is a match made in Middle-earth heaven. Yes, I know, another elf precon. We’ve been down this road before. But never have the elves of Magic been so… democratic.
Read moreLord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth has arrived, and I’m sure many of you have your eyes on at least one of the four exceptional Commander precons. Let’s head to The Shire for a banquet of Food tokens and extra life!
Read moreToday I’m working with the new Riders of Rohan precon from the Tales of Middle-earth Commander set, so we should all come out as Tolkien experts in the end. I’m upgrading this human-centric deck to make it more viable at the average casual...
Read moreFans of Lord of the Rings have a perfect opportunity to also become fans of MTG. The release of LotR-thematic Commander decks are meant to provide a ready-to-play deck and a great Commander experience.
Read moreLord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth is upon us, and I can’t wait to open those packs, be it draft, set, or collector boosters. WotC has another hit on their hands, both in gameplay and financially. Today I’m focusing on the money aspect.
Read moreRealms and Relics is a set of box toppers that showcase iconic locations and artifacts with reprints of sought after and collectable MTG cards. Let’s talk about that!
Read moreWizards decided to do their own thing with Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth. They signaled this pretty early on by previewing an interesting new commander that was notably left out of the movies, Tom Bombadil.
Read moreYou know exactly what you need to do if you pull Shelob, Child of Ungoliant: pull all the best spiders from across the multiverse to assemble a deadly Commander deck.
Read moreI think Tales of Middle-earth will be a sleeper Commander powerhouse like Battle for Baldur’s Gate was. It’s a little less raw power than people might have hoped, but there are some sweet cards in here.
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