Unfortunately our little crawly bud still has to worry about cards like Rest in Peace and Leyline of the Void, but who doesn't?

My deck is a Bracket 3 deck as written, but is it really a good fit to play against your Bracket 3 deck?

I guess that we’re lucky that Dockside Extortionist was banned, because I don’t know that I need to see three of them every turn!

Maybe the real Game Changers were the friends we made along the way.

I’ll be the first to admit that I don’t love the concept and aesthetic of Aetherdrift, but there are still plenty of super cool cards in the set.

2024 is drawing to a close and it’s been an absolutely huge year for Commander. Before we officially ring in the new year, I wanted to take some time to highlight some of the best new cards of 2024 for the Commander format.

This set shows that the people making cards are still very much capable of designing a set that feels like classic Magic: The Gathering.

There’s probably a great Human or two out there for basically any deck that you’re trying to build.

Who ya gonna call? Ghost Vacuum!

This Uncommon artifact from Theros Beyond Death might be the only card aside from Sol Ring that I think is truly an auto-include for basically any Commander deck.

How dangerous could a Rabbit possibly be? It turns out that the answer is very.

It seems likely that Neheb, the Eternal is the card that is impacted most significantly by this rules change due to the popular combo involving him and Aggravated Assault.

If your deck relies on damage to win the game, you’ll probably want to be prepared to remove a Glacial Chasm.

You see, despite coming to the event to do content creator meet-and-greets and play Legacy tournaments, I had come to the con with a more important mission and I was determined to not fail…

I’d make an Assassin’s Creed reference here if I knew anything about the series.

Chief: If you thought that we were going to make it through an entire article without talking about a card that does something broken with Dockside Extortionist, you were sorely mistaken.

The only thing that I like more than a Grand Abolisher on the battlefield is a Grand Abolisher that my opponents can’t see until its too late to respond.

There is no window of opportunity between any of these modes for you to activate an ability or cast an instant speed spell in. Just like with Torment of Hailfire, there is no ‘in between those things happening’ window of opportunity for you to respond in.

Have you ever seen the final shooting scene in Once Upon a Time in the West? That’s all that I can think about when I look at this card.