Doing the Rounds Welcome to a very special installment of General Medicine! This time I will not be treating a patient like I usually do. Instead, I'm going to give all you readers an expanded guide for deck submissions, as well as some pointers for deck building and using EDHREC in general. Stick around, because […]

Welcome back everyone to your favorite players favorite article series (citation needed)! I hope you all had a great break and a blast as Rivals of Ixalan cards find their ways into your decks and your hearts. Hopefully you all have found something new to add into your pet decks and something new to get […]

Welcome back to another Dig Through Time—I apologize for the lateness of this article. I had some computer troubles, and some issues with work and getting ready for a second child. This week we're going to check out 2002's Onslaught set. Onslaught brought back the cycling mechanic which was first introduced during Urza's Saga, and which we saw […]

This week in Dig Through Time: Alara Reborn! This set ties up the preceding Shards of Alara and Conflux sets in the Alara block. In order to represent the reunification of the five shards of the shattered plane, Alara Reborn is comprised entirely of multicolor cards. This is the first and only set to do this ever. The set […]

Greetings everyone, I'm back once again to highlight deck construction through the use of Pyramid Theory. This time I want to focus on themed decks. A themed deck is a deck which is build around a theme, rather than a commander. Tribal decks are some of the most common examples of this. Some other possible […]

Commander is magic’s dark alleyway. It can be filled with the dangerous and unexpected or it is the long boring way to get to the same place. There is no reason to let your games become boring. You can always be unexpected and dangerous. In a game of no-holds-barred, multifaceted politics, be the maniacal dictator. […]