How They Brew It - Dan Lewis Hits You with a Car
The plan: scrounge up enough junk around you and use it as improvised weaponry, thereby running an Equipment deck with almost no Equipment.
Newly appointed member of the FDIC and insured up to $150,000 per account, Michael Celani is the member of your playgroup that makes you go "oh no, it's that guy again." He's made a Twitter account @GamesfreakSA as well as other mistakes, and his decks have been featured on places like MTGMuddstah. You can join his Discord at https://gamesfreaksa.info and vote on which decks you want to see next. In addition to writing, he has a job, other hobbies, and friends.
The plan: scrounge up enough junk around you and use it as improvised weaponry, thereby running an Equipment deck with almost no Equipment.
Is Duskmourn filled with horror, or is it filled with horrible? Let's find out together in a set review longer than the Magna Carta.
Reanimation in Azorius colors? Try this unique take on Shorikai, Genesis Engine from the wildest brewer in the game; Michael Celani.
Join Dr. Professor Michael Celani for a Raffine, Scheming Seer Commander deck built around reanimating clones.
Threaten the entire table and share your instants and sorceries around with this Zada, Hedron Grinder Commander deck from Michael Celani.
Bloomburrow is right around the corner! While you wait, why not read a review of the best new white cards for your Commander deck?
The Necrobloom is a Landfall commander, but what if it was also reanimator and blink too? Michael Celani shows you How They Brew It.
Michael Celani isn't saying Rampant Growth is completely useless, but it's not good enough to deserve its top twenty-five position on Scryfall!
Don your hood and sharpen your hidden blade for the beginning of the Universes Beyond: Assassin's Creed set reviews!
Pair Adric, Mathematical Genius with The Fugitive Doctor for this crazy flashback focused Commander deck from Michael Celani!
Modern Horizons 3 means another set and another review of all the best white cards for your Commander deck by Michael Celani!
Who needs to play enchantments in their enchantress deck? Not Michael Celani and not Ghired, Mirror of the Wilds!
Avoid the humdrum of Commander decks that build themselves and embrace weirdness with this guide to jank deckbuilding by Michael Celani.
Can't decide which deck to bring to your Commander night? This seven-in-one deck can be commanded by Satoru, Grimgrin, Tormod, and four more!
Why party when you could study the blade? Try this Opal-Eye, Konda's Yojimbo Commander deck from the zaniest deckbuilder ever, Michael Celani!
Holy cow, is it really time for another set review season? Michael Celani reviews the best new white cards from Outlaws of Thunder Junction.
Nothing keeps a paradise going like a little propaganda, and to that end, Mazzy, Truesword Paladin spreads enchantments far and wide.
This Commander deck is all about spitting out typeless creatures, with the help of Volo, Guide to Monsters!
Michael Celani ventures forth into the wasteland in search of the best new white cards for your Commander deck!
Sovereign Okinec Ahau usually works with an army at his beck and call, but can he strike out on his own? Find out in this How They Brew It!
Want to join the Royal Navy? Then sit a while, and let Michael Celani teach you how to pilot Xavier Sal, the Infested Sea Captain!
Set reviews for Murders at Karlov Manor begin with a look at the best white cards for your Commander decks!
Ellie and Alan have discovered the secret to casting big spells from your library for free - and it all has to do with the cycle of life.
You've heard of Doubling Season, but have you considered taking it to the next level and trying Quadrupling Season?
It's time to review the most jankiest of jank commanders from the ten thousand new legends printed this year. Who will come out on top?
It's that delightful demonstrate duo: The Twelfth Doctor and Romana II in a deck designed to cast spells from outside your hand.
Ever wanted a Sedris Commander deck that still gets cast triggers on major reanimation targets? Michael Celani has you covered!
Set reviews for The Lost Caverns of Ixalan begin with Michael Celani’s breakdown of the best new white cards.