Flavor of the Month: Literary Landwalk
If you love legendary lands as much as Brandon Amico does, check out his legendary landwalk Flavor of the Month deck!
If you love legendary lands as much as Brandon Amico does, check out his legendary landwalk Flavor of the Month deck!
Magic cards just keep getting wordier, so why not build a deck to get as wordy as possible and pay homage to House of Leaves?
Brandon Amico takes a close look at the powerful Allied and Shard multicolored cards from Modern Horizons III!
Enough with all this reading. Chester Spitz, resident Cool Guy, has taken over the column this month for a textless-themed Commander deck.
There's "jank" and then there are decks that literally can't cast their commander. Brandon Amico has built the latter.
Brandon Amico burns through the latest cards from Murders at Karlov Manor for your red Commander decks!
Yo dawg, we heard you liked games, so we put minigames in your Commander game so you can play while you play.
The late Nobel Prize-winning poet gets the highest honor (in the Magic world, at least): a commander deck based on one of her most famous works.
Quoth the Raven: "Do you pay the one?"
Brandon Amico's on a sacred quest to find the Holy Grail...themed Commander deck! Let's bring out our dead, make a wooden rabbit, & say "ni!"
Brandon Amico took a stack of Gorehorns to MagicCon Vegas and had your favorite Magic personalities give it their own special flavor text!
Brandon Amico uses cards with Shakespeare flavor text to build a deck worthy of the Bard—and cast one of his famous plays with MTG cards!
What does our latest trip to Eldraine—and its precons—offer the two-color EDH player in your life? Brandon Amico takes a look.
If you aren't punning your way into an empty library, the latest Flavor of the Month deck will have to question why you're being so crabby.
Brandon Amico continues our look through commanders getting their second shot at glory thanks to a first-ever reprint in Commander Masters!
Many legendaries in Commander Masters are finally seeing their first reprint. What new cards printed in the meantime should find a home with these classics?
Get on your dancing shoes—we’re moving cards zone to zone at a cool 140 beats per minute in this animated build.
The Love Song of Night and Day gets a cover version (and it sounds like "Cat Scratch Fever").
Famous last words: "How close can I get to losing this game without actually losing?"
Chandra and Nissa have reunited in-lore and Brandon Amico has built a fitting deck to help them celebrate!
The "Song of All" tells the story of Serra across years of Magic: the Gathering's flavor text—let's build a deck that sings!
Once relegated to flavor text, Toggo finally has a chance to shine with his own Commander card. How can we transform him into a deadly threat?