A brand new combo from Marvel Super Heroes is taking the world by storm. Two new legendary creatures use their powers combined to make…. infinite squirrels? It’s better than it sounds, and it might just break a format!
Read moreThe Power Nine are literally a key plot point in this random Netflix movie. Is this now the clearest reference to MTG in popular culture we’ve ever seen?
Read moreYou wanted less Universes Beyond and more Magic IP? Well Wizards of the Coast has responded with a return to the critically acclaimed Homelands set.
Read moreGreen does a great job with banger low rarity cards, from commons like. But it also has a lot of power at mythic rare, making it a pretty versatile color that’s one of the easier for new player to understand.
Read moreSaboteur is a term that describes creatures that give you a benefit whenever they deal combat damage to a player. Sometimes you’re less interested in the amount of damage you dealt in favor of the instant benefit these abilities give you.
Read moreSeparating the planes of Magic’s Multiverse are the Blind Eternities, a realm of pure Æther and potential, as deadly as it is mysterious.
Read moreArtifact creatures have been a topic of discussion since the beginning of Magic. The fact that they benefit from being both creature and artifact types and went in every deck since they’re flexible cards brought lots of balancing problems in some...
Read moreHulk is a true blue (and red and green) combo commander. It swings hard on its own, but these synergies turn it into an unstoppable threat.
Read moreAmazon deals on Marvel product are weirdly good. Play Booster boxes are now going for a steep discount, right before they officially release.
Read moreRemember airbending from Avatar: The Last Airbender? Well, it’s extremely potent when used with the transforming cards in Marvel Super Heroes.
Read moreThere are well over 300 new commanders hitting MTG thanks to Marvel Super Heroes, and they cover every power level imaginable.
Read moreOfficial Magic cards are made and distributed by our Wizard overlords. But what about cards that are printed by a third party?
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