Magic The Gathering’s Commander Format has one massive deckbuilding advantage over formats such as Standard: You have the option to include almost any card in Magic The Gathering’s storied history. But with so many cards, how can you decide what to put in your deck? We’ve got the lowdown on the best White cards for the format.
Magic: The Gathering pulled the veil back a bit on the first standard legal set of 2025, Aetherdrift, revealing the new mechanics and some of the new cards coming next month.
Commander has long been magic’s format of playing whatever funny, ridiculous, and sometimes overpowered cards in your singleton monstrosity. Since there’s 30+ years of choices to fill your 100 slots, this list takes a look at the 10 most powerful colorless cards in commander.
Magic The Gathering’s Commander Format has one massive deckbuilding advantage over formats such as Standard: You have the option to include almost any card in Magic The Gathering’s storied history. But with so many cards, how can you decide what to put in your deck? We’ve got the lowdown on the best Red cards for the format.
Ever heard of "Red Deck Wins?" It's thanks to the fact that Red typically has some rather powerful cards to call its own, no matter the Standard rotation. Josh takes a look at some of the best Red cards in Standard right now as we start 2025.
Nothing in life - or Magic: The Gathering - is free. In this New Player's Guide, we talk about one of the most important card types in all of Magic: Lands.
Planning on building your first Oathbreaker deck and looking for a good Planeswalker to build around? Here are four of our top picks.
Get some nice, shiny Magic: The Gathering cards this holiday season but don't know where to start? Take a look at our quick guide to Magic's myriad formats to get your bearings before jumping headlong into the Magic multiverse.
Magic: The Gathering is a game with a pretty massive lineage. It’s been going for decades, with a story running consistently throughout that time and evolving characters and settings. But with a game that’s been going on as long comes the desire from other long-running properties to get a piece of that cardboard pie, which is where the (fairly recently established) Universes Beyond line of Magic products comes in.
Precons are often a great way to get into playing Magic: The Gathering with friends, especially if you don't have a ton of time to build your own deck or worse, like Mike, you're just not that great at doing so.
