All Will Be One has brought us plenty of callbacks to Mirrodin and New Phyrexia. One of these is a cycle of Twilight cards at rare, one in each color with an X in the casting cost, doing something extra special when X is five or more.
Read moreSkullbombs are going to be a role player in the Limited format of All Will Be One, and they’re likely to crop up in Cubes and some Constructed decks if their Spellbomb predecessors are anything to go by.
Read moreI don’t know about you, but I love love. Don’t you just love love? It’s a quintessential human emotion, whether it’s love for your friends, family, romantic partner(s), or that one hot rival that has something you want.
Read moreWhen Wizards announced Adventures in the Forgotten Realms, players were hyped to see classic D&D heroes and baddies get the Magic treatment. Some character adaptations failed to live up to expectations, but the dragon queen Tiamat made a...
Read moreThe Prismari college of Strixhaven teaches its students to be wild and passionate, putting red’s flair for the dramatic front and center, enhanced by a level of precision capable only from blue’s slice of the color pie. It’s about being flashy...
Read moreFlanking is an old mechanic from a time where creature combat wasn’t such a huge part of MTG like it is today. Today I’m taking a deep dive into the mechanic and everything you need to know.
Read moreCommander Legends gave us several new possibilities for the Commander format, including a new and exciting legendary creature in the form of Liesa, Shroud of Dusk. It’s a commander that brings something new to the table, and one of the few...
Read moreThe undead are no strangers to Magic’s multiverse. Spirits and zombies are some of the most common creature types throughout the game’s history. But undeath can come in many different forms, and today I’m talking about a darker, more...
Read moreSome Magic characters are pretty straightforward while others need a little more explanation. New players might see a massive silver golem or a hollow metal man with a clawed hand and assume that there’s some backstory to these characters. And...
Read moreLhurgoyf was my first favorite card. My kitchen table deck of choice fueled it and allies like Mortivore with creatures discarded to Wild Mongrel, so I was instantly enthralled when I first saw the scavenge mechanic.
Read moreMagic makes use of many stereotypical fantasy races, but some of my favorite creatures are the ones entirely unique to Magic. One of the best Magic-original races is the Kor, a white-aligned creature tribe with themes around equipment.
Read moreOne of the most interesting BRO cards depicting Urza is Urza, Chief Artificer. It depicts Urza at the head of Yotia’s artifice program, building an army of machines to take on his brother. Just like the deck we’ll be looking at today!
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