Geno Doak 
Lands are the foundation of most Magic: The Gathering decks. They give you the resources to cast your spells, and in formats like Modern, where many decks are two, three, four, or even five colors, finding the right lands for your decks can make or break your build. So, today …
The Wilds of Eldraine are enchanted lands outside “The Realm” we saw the first time we visited the plane. They are a disorienting place known to house all monsters, vile magic, and curses. And they are precisely where Magic: The Gathering is going in late 2023, right after it wraps …
MTGs first-ever commander-specific masters set, “Commander Masters,” contains EDH reprints and four new precons. Being a “masters set,” the main set is entirely reprints of existing cards. The precons, however, have all-new cards, and some are pretty incredible. Today, I’ll review the best new cards from the commander masters precons. …
There are nearly countless deck options in Magic: The Gathering – There are many strategies and different ways to build each one. Depending on the archetype and the format, many decks are pretty expensive. And considering how much I hear about the game being pay-to-win these days, I’d like to …
Slowing opponents down and dealing with their significant threats is a must if you’re going to win games of magic. It’s such an intrinsic part of the game that every color has its own way of approaching removal. Today, I’ll discuss the best red removal spells in Magic: The Gathering. …
Magic: The Gathering is a complex game, and building a solid deck is an art. One concept critical to successful deck building is having ways to stop what the other players are doing. To do this, you’ll need to play some type of interaction or removal, and white is one …
Green is an excellent color in Magic: The Gathering. It can ramp and accelerate on mana better than any other color and has the biggest, most well-costed creatures in the game. If you’re playing green, you can almost always count on having the most significant threat on the board. While …
If you’re playing a colorless deck and can’t splash colors for colored removal (in Commander, for instance), you’ll still need a way to remove problematic cards from opposing battlefields. In these circumstances, you’ll have to dive into the relatively shallow pool of colorless removal. While colorless removal spells aren’t the …
Having cards in your deck that deal with opposing threats is vital to deck building. After all, you’re likely not playing the game alone, and your opponents will have powerful cards that will move their strategy toward victory. Devoting some slots in your deck to removal is a must, and …
In MTG, focusing on what your deck is doing to win is only half the battle. You’ll also need to stop what your opponents are doing. Having cards that interact with or remove their key cards is often crucial for success. Today, I’ll review MTG’s best blue removal spells, and …
