Do you switch decks regularly or stay true to just one? cEDH Tournament grinder Memo Schießl suggests consistency is the way to go!
It's Elrond vs Saruman vs Frodo and Sam in this special edition of CUT for The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth.
Yeah, yeah, Razaketh is really exciting and we're all looking forward to Commander Masters, but have you seen this photo of Jason Alt?
Bring multiple copies of Xantcha, Sleeper Agent for Michael Celani's new brew, since you'll be giving one to each of your opponents!
Commander at its core is a casual format in the same vein that life is a casual format where trying to assign true purpose to any idea is a futile gesture.
How do you balance a Commander Cube and keep things on an even level? Justin Fanzo breaks it down with the latest Conquering the Commander Cube!
Benjamin Levin of Bathroom Brews goes through his top tips for building a deck without breaking the bank in Shower Thoughts.
How do you feel about EDH tournaments with their own scoring systems? Should house rules dictate games when money is on the line?
Fantasty illustrator Aaron Radney goes over the finest art and some personal faves from Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth.
Benjamin Levin of Bathroom Brews shares his top ten commanders of 2023 so far! Which is your favorite?
The Love Song of Night and Day gets a cover version (and it sounds like "Cat Scratch Fever").
Turn sacrifice spells into bounce spells and bloodrush your way to lethal with this Extus, Oriq Overlord deck!
cEDH is a proxy friendly format, but not all playgroups see it that way and plenty of tournaments require real cards. So what should you buy?
Now discontinued, Duel Decks were once a huge part of Magic's product lineup. What happened? How do they stack up in retrospect?
Is it okay to make bad plays just to get the game over and done with and start a new one? Would you avoid a player that did that?
Imagine making every single creature a copy of the same creature. Then imagine a whole deck built around doing that.
Charlie and Dan answer the question: what if the revolutionary anarchist Maria Nikiforova played Commander?
Joshua Clough speaks with Xavier Conley of Ebony Warrior Studios about racial representation in The Lord of the Rings and how Magic tackled it.
With the help of Optimus Prime, Justin Fanzo builds another flavorful deck around an American tradition: the 4th of July.
Join VeggieWagon for the tale of one casual Gaea's Cradle, four sins prodded, and ten adventures copied in the latest Decked Out! recap.
In a calamity that rivals the eruption of Pompeii, a Magic: The Gathering artist poured their heart and soul into a gorgeous creation, only for Wizards of the Coast to assign said art to an underwhelming, rehashed Overrun that nobody cares about.
Charlie Bucket, meet Timmy Took. The One Of One and Only Ring has finally been opened and traded up into a playable staple that will leave you smiling at the economic knowledge of the newest generation of Magic player.
The coin flipping combo of Okaun and Zndrsplt face down Grenzo, Dungeon Warden in the finals of the latest CUT challenge!
Benjamin Levin goes over the ten best multicolored budget commanders from Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle Earth.
Is it fair to target someone for actions they've taken in previous games? What about actions outside the game?
Fantasy illustrator Aaron Radney talks with the artist behind the Lord of the Ring themed basic lands, Deven Rue.
Famous last words: "How close can I get to losing this game without actually losing?"
The world's most unhinged deckbuilder is back again with another deck that will make any judge reconsider their entire understanding of Magic.
