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How I Build Magic Decks

Time for a break from serious posts & deep thoughts. It's game night! I am not the most proficient Magic: The Gathering player. I do not have an encylopedic

Abra Cadabra X Dezzie X Izzpot - Defender (Official Video)

Abra Cadabra X Dezzie X Izzpot - Defender (Official Video) The Hollow Harvest: A Meditation on Avarice, Empathy, and the Human Ledger from Imgflip Meme Generator

The Mortality of Power: On the Decay of Hive and the Permanence of Truth

The Mortality of Power: On the Decay of Hive and the Permanence of Truth from Imgflip Meme Generator The Distinction Between Tool and Hand Hive is not dying because

The Immutable Mirror: On the Arrogance of Labeling Truth as Spam

The Immutable Mirror: On the Arrogance of Labeling Truth as Spam from Imgflip Meme Generator The Dissonance of the Accusation How can you gaze upon the unvarnished

The Immutable Mirror: On Truth, Lies, and the Ledger That Does Not Blink

The Immutable Mirror: On Truth, Lies, and the Ledger That Does Not Blink from Imgflip Meme Generator The Arrogance of Naming How can you call the truth spam? It

I Slit My Wrists to Win

First off, the title is metaphorical, not literal, so cool it. That's one of the ways a black deck usually plays: my life total is just another resource to be spent.

The Futility of the Chisel: On Immutable Truth and the Architects of Ruin

The Futility of the Chisel: On Immutable Truth and the Architects of Ruin from Imgflip Meme Generator The Stone That Does Not Crumble What is the point of going

New Deck, New Sleeves: A Review

Long ago, when trading card games were brand-new, people didn't sleeve their cards. They played them naked, completely unaware that their cardboard game pieces might

Magic Monday: Brewing a Deck for Oathbreaker

Magic: The Gathering has spawned many variant formats developed by the community. Commander is by far the most famous, now an official format with wide product support.

Jump Scare: A Commander Deck Review

This is a cross post of @jacobtothe/jump-scare-a-commander-deck-review by @jacobtothe.Big monsters leaping out of the shadows, plus new Archenemy rules and cards!

Bear Necessities: a Budget Magic Commander Revamp

Way back in January, I wrote a post about my attempt to build Wilson, Refined Grizzly and the Flaming Fist background into a voltron-style commander with +1/+1 counters

What's Your Magic Color Identity?

Magic: The Gathering features five colors of cards representing different philosophies of gameplay and deck design. It took a few years for the ideas to settle into

Pauper Sideboards and Upgrades

I wrapped up my series about pauper decks a couple weeks ago, but I've been considering new ways to upgrade or even replace them. White The soldier deck is slow,

Magic: The Gathering—Fantastic Beasts (Upgrades!)

After a round of playtesting, I've made some substantial changes to the deck list from the last post. Sideboard Sidetrack The following thirteen cards have been

Magic: The Gathering—Fantastic Beasts

There are three basic kinds of players known by nicknames in the Magic community. There's a comprehensive article on the official website, but in short there's Spike

Magic: The Gathering—Black Death

This is the fourth post in a series of pauper deck lists I'm sharing to introduce different ways of playing Magic: The Gathering. The first was blue mill, second

Magic: The Gathering—Pauper Soldiers

In the last two installments of this pauper deck series, I covered a blue mill deck and a red burn deck, each with a secondary aggro combat strategy. The white deck

Magic: The Gathering—Pauper Burn

A few weeks ago, I wrote about my Pauper Mill deck experiment. That blue deck was only the start, and there are four more colors in the traditional Magic color pie.

Magic: The Gathering—Pauper Mill

Over the years, I have written a lot about Commander decks for Magic: The Gathering, but little on the traditional 60-card formats. This is because I don't have

Magic Monday: Modern Horizons III Play Booster

I've been pretty well knocked out by illness and subsequent slow recovery for the last couple weeks, but I'm getting back on my feet bit by bit. While on a recent