Heathcliff fans are OUTRAGED! This new Garfield Secret Lair drop proves the Wizards of the Coast has essentially sided with evil itself, as Garfield is NOT the original funny orange comic strip cat! We Heathcliff fans will not abide by this.
Read moreToday, we’re feeling rather green and assessing the forestcyclers in Magic to see if any are worth playing in your next deck!
Read moreWe’ve got another scheduled B&R coming this Monday. Will they hit that notorious mana doubler, and will 1-drops that provide too much value be safe?
Read moreThere’s an intense overlap between “good” and “efficient” Magic cards. Instants and sorceries are two card types with a plethora of cheap cards to choose from. But which of these instants and sorceries are the best?
Read moreBuilding an EDH deck used to be as simple as picking a theme and scouring Gatherer for cards that might work. The process has evolved quite a bit since then and now there are plenty of resources, websites, and communities that are so useful I...
Read moreThe data’s in and Pick-Two Draft has simply been too slow. Time to take it up a notch. Not to 11. To 15!
Read moreWitherbloom the Balancer is the best commander from Secrets of Strixhaven. This old Time Spiral sorcery goes crazy with it.
Read moreVoting mechanics take different approaches to how voting matters and how they pay you out, but today, we’re looking at the original: will of the council.
Read moreThough we’ll probably never get a full Universes Beyond set, MTG has strangely had several accidental crossovers with Pokémon.
Read moreAffinity is one of MTG’s most broken mechanics, alongside storm and others, and the term is synonymous nowadays for playing a lot of artifacts. Affinity for artifacts decks saw a lot of play in plenty of Constructed formats to the point of...
Read moreI started playing Magic right around the tail end of the Lorwyn/Shadowmoor block. Lorwyn also came with a lot of mechanics, way more than we see in current Standard sets. Tribal themes, champions, clash, changelings, hideaway, and the topic of...
Read moreTheft cards let you keep control of your opponent’s spells permanently. They often exile or copy spells and grant you the ability to cast or maintain them as though they were your own.
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