Zachary Fink

One of the joys of Commander is the seemingly endless number of decks to build. Not only is there a plethora of themes to choose from, but each legend offers its own unique playstyle.

Even with all of the power creep pushing Standard to insane speeds, it's still a long way from Modern.

In Commander, combos can play an exceptionally important role in dictating how games play out.

For better or for worse, recent Universes Beyond sets have become an integral part of Constructed formats.

Over the last few competitive MTG seasons, a majority of the promos haven't held much reprint value.

Since its debut in Onslaught, the Morph mechanic has remained one of MTG's most fun keywords.

A handful of new MTG Marvel Super Heroes cards have been revealed, including a legend with a strangely worded ability.

On Monday, May 25th, the Duel Commander committee unexpectedly unbanned three Commanders they felt were no longer power outliers.

While the Modern format isn't flawless, one of the most appealing features of the format is its diversity.

Part of the fun of Commander is finding ways to maximize Legends that other players have dismissed.