Tag: magic: the gathering

Sylvan Library Remake Spikes 237.5% Thanks to Sultai Shenanigans

Honestly, I’m surprised it took Ripples of Death this long to start showing signs of a price spike. The card isn’t quite as good as it’s green counterpart, but anything that can be compared to Sylvan Library is incredibly efficent as far as Commander goes. The card is finally beginning to see recognition because it […]

New Land Helps Banned Commander Card Thrive in Alternative Format

Hullbreacher is an extremely powerful card. Ironically, it was printed in a Commander-focused set only to be banned in Commander after all. When combined with “Wheel” effects, you can force your opponents to ditch their hands of cards while you draw a fresh set and make a boatload of Treasures. Winning the game from there […]

MTG Players Slam Awful Artwork on New Final Fantasy Promo

Wizards of the Coast has an impressive, but recent history of knocking it out of the park with Universes Beyond crossovers. A lot of care is taken to translate various IP themes directly to MTG gameplay. These create both new experiences for veteran players and successfully bring color to the world that fans are visiting. […]

Devastating MTG Land Glitch Makes Multiple Spells Uncounterable

Tarkir: Dragonstorm added a whole bunch of cards to Magic: The Gathering. From the main set alone, 252 brand-new cards were created by Wizards of the Coast. With so many moving pieces from new mechanics and new interactions, there’s a lot to figure out. The developers of Magic: Online and MTG Arena, especially, have a […]

Aetherdrift Commander Card Spikes 322% Thanks to Sultai Synergy

Lost Monarch of Ifnir

Tarkir: Dragonsform has already proven to be an all-around success. Things are going so strong, in fact, that this set may even help shape the future of MTG. Not only is the flavor fantastic, but the set is packed with competitive staples. On top of all of these, there’s plenty of exciting new Commander cards […]