An exciting foil treatment for budding card collectors. With every Magic: The Gathering release, it feels like there’s a brand new card treatment which can hamper your decision when purchasing cards. In some cases, Magic players may want to pick up the most striking foil treatments for their Commander or constructed deck they love most. … Read more

Heck yeah, Minotaur tribal. “Jank” decks rarely fare well in Legacy, the format of turn-one combos and Force of Will. When a previously unknown deck claims some accolade in Magic’s oldest format, it either means there’s a new top-tier archetype to fear, or that someone got really, really lucky. Hidden in the list of decks that went 5-0 in … Read more

Go goblin mode. Magic: The Gathering has a growing number of iconic creature types, or tribes, but for players that love playing mountains there is no tribe with more history than the classic: Goblins. Dragons are all well and good, but the mischievous little guys are what most players first think of when they imagine … Read more

Keep an eye on synergy for these specs! Quick — what makes a Magic card good? When I ask people this question, I usually get some variation of, “its power level is very high for its mana cost.” This answer might be overly simple, but I also think it’s more or less correct. This is … Read more

Will these 10 cards sneak into the latest set? Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty is Magic: The Gathering’s first set scheduled for release in 2022. Fans of the original Kamigawa block have been patiently waiting to return to the plane, but there’s a twist — Neon Dynasty takes place in a cyberpunk world 2000 years after the original … Read more

Which cards are seeping in Phyrexia’s best? Welcome back to my card-by-card financial set review of Phyrexia: All Will Be One. If you missed last week’s article, where I covered Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines, Phyrexian Obliterator, and several exciting new Planeswalkers, take a peek at the link right below this paragraph first:ARTICLE SPOTLIGHTPhyrexia: All Will Be One … Read more

Dominaria Remastered is a bargain for Commander players, Landon explains why. Magic: The Gathering’s Dominaria Remastered was released globally on January 13th, 2023. Dominaria Remastered contains 271 reprints from 27 sets across MTG’s history. Chase cards such as Sylvan Library, Urza, Lord High Artificer, and Yawgmoth, Thran Physician appear in borderless treatment with new artwork for the first time. Market Price: $22.64 Market Price: $10.12 Market … Read more

No amount of faerie trickery can bring these prices down! Morningtide is a beloved set from the Lorwyn block, dating all the way back to 2008, with a creature type focus that saw classes, rather than races, take center stage. There are quite a few cards from Morningtide that have well and truly stood the test of time, going on … Read more

How to say “no” early and often. Azorius Control is one of the few decks to roll right on through the release of Modern Horizons 2 and remain a fixture of Modern, with just a few key additions from that set. It keeps iterating its answer selection to slice through different Modern metagames, and the last couple months … Read more

What were the heavy hitters of Commander in 2022? 2022 was an exciting year for Commander, and if things keep up the way they have, 2023 is going to stay interesting. Let’s take a quick look back through the year and see how each set impacted Commander; that’s actual new set releases, mind you, not … Read more