In anticipation of this Magic: The Gathering Commander release, we have for you today an abridged deck tech for Prosper, Tome-Bound!
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Magic: The Gathering's Commander Rules Committee has officially announced the ban of Hullbreacher from the format, and with it nothing else.
How does "Merciless Rage" hold up against Magic: The Gathering preconstructed decks like "Planar Portal" nowadays?
There comes a time when the Magic ink on the page doesn't quite agree with you. Sometimes, it forms a life of its own.
At big-box stores like Wal-Mart, Collector Boosters are sitting in large, unwieldy boxes for Magic: The Gathering players to purchase.
Have you ever wanted to smash serious face in Magic: The Gathering's "most popular format," but didn't want to commit to a single color?
The Magic: The Gathering Commander deck tech is based on Gyome, Master Chef, a legendary creature that virtually screams, "break my card!".
At last, the final Commander 2021 deck for Magic: The Gathering has been revealed, and it's a doozy! Let's take a look!
We wrote up a Magic: The Gathering deck tech based on Commander's own queen of reanimation, Meren of Clan Nel Toth.
Magic: The Gathering has revealed yet another strong Commander deck coinciding with their newest expansion set, Strixhaven: School of Mages!
There are a bunch of really good Magic: The Gathering cards in this release for the blue-green color combination of Quandrix.
Magic breaks the solid rules of reality, so why shouldn't Magic: The Gathering's rules be overruled by the spells you cast?
This new Magic: The Gathering deck exhibits a relatively uninhibited example of what a blue and red precon should look like.
Today, we focus on Mairsil, the Pretender, a legendary creature from all the way back in the Commander 2017 set of preconstructed decks.
The Command Zone showed off one of the five upcoming decks to go along with the release of Strixhaven: School of Mages.