Last week, a new MTG Arena format was announced: MTG Alchemy. Alchemy is a format that includes Standard’s card pool, with the addition of rebalanced Standard cards and new digital-only cards found in Alchemy’s inaugural set, Alchemy: Innistrad. While MTG Alchemy may seem daunting, have no fear! With this handy …
Putting counters on creatures, players, and even more has always been an important part of Magic. This means that with every new set of MTG, more cards come out that you can use with proliferate. This mechanic is useful for any deck that uses lots of counters, but how exactly …
Cascade is an MTG mechanic that seems simple but can get confusing really quickly. There are many niche interactions that test a player’s knowledge, and it can be hard to figure out the right answer. So how exactly does cascade work? You exile cards from the top of your library …
In this article, we will talk about all things planeswalker. If you’ve had questions about them in the past like who’s the best or if they can die from a board wipe, then we’ve got you covered. Follow me as we walk between the different planes. What Are Planeswalkers In …
There are many complex mechanics in MTG. Suspend, for example, has a lot of niche rules and interactions that can make it difficult to fully understand. The idea of delaying your spell is simple enough, but how does it actually work? If you have a card with suspend in your …
The stack in Magic the Gathering has a reputation for being a confusing part of the game for many players. The stack has this reputation because players are hesitant to learn and teach others. That will end today because the stack is as easy as pancakes. How Does The Stack …
Partner commanders can be confusing to new and older players alike. Partner, Partner with, and Companion all sound like similar abilities so it’s no wonder players become lost. From to , I will lead the way through the darkness. Partner commanders are legendary creatures with the keyword partner. Up to …
You’ve picked a commander or perhaps you want to upgrade a preconstructed commander deck you bought from the store. You have all of your cards laying out, well over 100 cards. How do you make the right cuts? I have been playing commander for years now and I still sometimes …
If you’re a two decade veteran of Magic like myself, it’s easy to lose track of how steep the learning curve has become these days, particularly for Magic’s most popular format, Commander (or EDH, as it is also commonly known). I have several friends who are learning to play, and …
