Some people like the soothing sound of the ocean, or the dulcet tones of an evening breeze brushing against their curtains. I prefer the whirring and clanking of cogs and machinery grinding and gnashing against each other. Forget ASMR; I use...
Read morePeople usually play MTG to win, to have a fun time, or at least try to win until the last possible opportunity. But what about cards that straight make you lose the game? Let’s take a look at all the ways you can “lose a game” and the avenues...
Read moreLet me introduce you Peasant Cube, a format in which you only play commons and uncommons. The gameplay is surprisingly deep and interesting, and some players enjoy it because you’re not losing to that bomb rare each game.
Read moreThere are a ton of rare Secret Lair commanders that are easy to miss. We ranked 5 of the coolest ones for you.
Read moreOrzhov planeswalkers are pretty universally grindy with an emphasis on tokens, lifegain, and card advantage. Despite there only being two Orzhov planeswalker characters, we have quite a few card options.
Read moreYet another leak has hit! This one is a super exciting new version of Iron Man that is sure to send Commander players scrambling.
Read moreThis printing of Rhystic Study has surpassed the $2,000 mark. What makes this card so valuable, and why does it matter for Magic going forward?
Read moreThe Wizard of Barge Goblin Storm deck was one of the most popular Secret Lairs ever. Here are nine cards that take it to the next level.
Read moreExpensive commanders have to do a lot to compete with leaner legends, but you won’t be surprised to find some of the best and most popular commanders ever printed among the top 6-mana commanders.
Read moreWarriors are more fun. Soldiers are organized and disciplined and part of a hierarchy, working together toward a common goal that dwarfs each person’s significance. Still, there are some really interesting soldier decks and soldier commanders in...
Read moreWhile mono-white pretends to be about fairness and justice, it has a dark underbelly that revels in the many combos it deploys to crush the hopes and dreams of its opponents.
Read moreEvery good sword needs a name. The same is true for every good bow, axe, spear, staff, maul, mace, scythe, ring, throne, chainmail armor, crown, shovel, and the occasional computer chip. Magic has dozens of named weapons, armor, and other...
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