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

Are you really not going to block an 8/8 Dogmeat with first strike, trample and indestructible? That’s 3 hits till lethal commander damage, with just one equipment attached.

This is my official guide for providing travel advice for people who are flying out to Magic events for the first time, as well as a guide to all of the food that I’m planning to check out in Chicago during my time there.

Whether you like it or not, Farewell is probably here to stay and all signs point to it being a card that gets reprinted fairly often in Commander products.

I hope you’re ready for the vigilance-haste-countered up zoo because it’s coming your way. Is this where I make the obligatory ‘Who Let the Dogs Out?’ joke for Tesak and unleash?

There’s a killer on the loose! In today’s Commander Spotlight, we’re going to take a look at the aptly named Massacre Girl, Known Killer.

Self-Milling puts cards into your graveyard, but to what end? Are you looking to completely deck yourself out? Do you want to fill the graveyard and use it as a second hand due to several keywords and mechanics you can cast from the graveyard? Are you looking to cheat on casting costs by reanimating high mana value bombs?

He’s the big boss of the Cabaretti from Streets of New Capenna and he just wants to party and have a good time!

We’ll definitely want to be prepared to do a bit of bookkeeping with all of the different triggers that will be going off, but it’s worth it when we’re practically drowning in mana, card advantage, and +1/+1 counters.

Today’s commander is a real femme fatale, hailing from 2021’s Innistrad: Crimson Vow. Olivia, Crimson Bride focuses on a Rakdos reanimator strategy that rewards you for turning creatures sideways during the combat step. This can have deadly results.

The deck as a whole has undergone some changes, but the base principles are still the same. Mill cards, bring them back threefold, rely on strong enters-the-battlefield (ETB) abilities to try and close out the game.

One of the key factors why Tasigur is such a good Hermit Druid commander is his delve ability, which allows Tasigur to be cast for a single black mana after the Hermit Druid activation! This is one of the advantages that Tasigur has in comparison with other Hermit Druid commanders like Kenrith, the Returned King or the partner pairing of Thrasios, Triton Hero and Tymna the Weaver.