Battlefront is the perfect execution of an aggressive mechanic, and is for now tied to the Klingon race from Star Trek.

I used to avoid 3-drop mana rocks in Commander, but now? There are so many powerful options that it's worth re-evaluating ...

We've never seen an effect like the one on Q, Stacking the Deck. Is it actually strong? Or is it a prime meme deck commander?

Star Trek is introducing a lot of new creature types, but is it too many. Magic may have a creature type problem with ...

Vraska, Soul of Stone has a trigger that pumps out mana dork tokens for any noncreature spell of yours combined with a lordly ...

Oko, the Trickster is potentially the most expensive Simic planeswalker (Nissa, Steward of Elements ’s X cost aside), and works as a decent pump with a great final loyalty ability. With the multitude ...

While trample-granting combat tricks are a great way for Zada to find lethal, unblockable can also play a role. Sundering Eruption doesn’t directly interact with Zada, but it ends your opponents’ ...

Every once in a while, a card comes along that changes everything. Well, it looks like we got a card just like that in Star Trek, and combat won’t ever be the same for you if you’re running this as ...

MTG is a collectible card game, and collecting has always been the heart of the game. Magic has recently grown to a wider than-ever audience with differing card needs. Wizards quickly realized that ...

I like the deck’s core gameplan: It plays cheap, noncreature token makers as fodder for the polymorph effects and flips them into big creatures. I don’t want to mess with that core gameplan, but I do ...