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Unstable Mutation: Vampiric Bloodline

B Phillip York -
This week we’re finishing out our review of Crimson Vow by taking a look at the two Commander decks Wizards is releasing for the set – whether they’re worth it, and how you can expand them. Today we're talking about...
Core Games

Unstable Mutation: Spirit Squadron

B Phillip York -
This week we're finishing out our review of Crimson Vow by taking a look at the two Commander decks Wizards is releasing for the set - whether they're worth it, and how you can expand them. Wizards offers two new...
Competitive Play

Innistrad: Crimson Vow Review, Part 3 – Multicolor, DFCs, and Colorless

FromTheShire -
Magic's newest expansion has us returning to Innistrad just in time for Halloween. Innistrad: Crimson Vow is the second of two expansions set in the horror-themed plane, and this second set sees the two main vampire lineages uniting in...
Competitive Play

Innistrad: Crimson Vow Review, Part 2 – WUBRG

FromTheShire -
Magic's newest expansion has us returning to Innistrad just in time for Halloween. Innistrad: Crimson Vow is the second of two expansions set in the horror-themed plane, and this second set sees the two main vampire lineages uniting in...
Competitive Play

Innistrad: Crimson Vow Review, Part 1 – The Mechanics

FromTheShire -
Magic's newest expansion has us returning to Innistrad just in time for Halloween. Innistrad: Crimson Vow is the second of two expansions set in the horror-themed plane, and this second set sees the two main vampire lineages uniting in...
Core Games

Commander 103: Mana Value, Ramp, and the Meta

B Phillip York -
At the dawn of Commander... Long ago, in the Great Before Time, Commander exploded in popularity as a format, giving birth to more competitive spirit, and many more competitive decks were born. Many of these decks are still around in some...
Competitive Play

Commander Focus: Kenrith, It’s a lock

B Phillip York -
For the most part, Commander is supposed to be a fun format. The rules committee philosophy frequently references this sort of idea, and even seems to consider not focusing on "fun-having" as some sort of abomination or aberration. People...
Competitive Play

Commander Focus: Horde of Notions

B Phillip York -
Tribal commander archetypes are fairly common, though if you're in a more casual group there's a bit of an issue where several of them are really quite good.  Elves and pirates easily make the cut off for any kind...
Competitive Play

Not-Commander Secret Lair: Stranger Things

B Phillip York -
Late last week Wizards revealed cards from the next "Universes Beyond" release, this time focused on the Netflix series Stranger Things. If you're starting to feel fatigue from the sheer volume of new Magic releases well, you're not alone. Today we'll...
Competitive Play

Commander Focus: The Rubaiyat of oh my Tayam!

B Phillip York -
Tayam, Luminous Enigma is kind of a strange card. He cares about counters, not particular counters. A lot of cards will have you remove counters, but typically they are counters associated with the creature itself, and the most common...
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