With the reprints of Innistrad Remastered, Nick Wolf has all the excuse he needs to comment once again on one of his favorite topics: words.
With the reprints of Innistrad Remastered, Nick Wolf has all the excuse he needs to comment once again on one of his favorite topics: words.
Nick Wolf talks with the artist behind some of the finest Duskmourn cards in the double exposure showcase series; Sam Wolfe Connelly.
Resident old man Nick Wolf digs deep on this journey into the past with a Feldon of the Third Path Commander deck.
The Lost Caverns of Ixalan were so rich with reprints than intrepid explorer Nick Wolf couldn't fit them all in a single review!
Magic artist and avid Commander player Evyn Fong sat down with Nick Wolf to talk her Ivy and Karametra decks.
Ever wondered what sort of Commander decks your favorite artists play? Nick Wolf finds out in the first Commander Canvas with Rope Arrow!
Nick Wolf examines the art and artists on display last weekend at Magic Con Philadelphia. Which is your favorite?
How good are the reprints from Phyrexia: All Will Be One? Is there anything noteworthy beyond Phyrexian Arena and the fastlands?
Is All Will Be One going to be the Commander world's favorite new five-mana red enchantment? Find out in Nick Wolf's red set review!
Th first show of its kind for illustrated Magic Artist Proofs (APs) will open at Nucleus in Alhambra, California on Jan. 21. How much do you know about artist proofs?
A favorite card and favorite commander from (almost) every writer at Commander's Herald! What are your picks for 2022?
How do you choose the top ten reprints of 2022 when there were more reprints this year than there were cards printed in all of 2018?
With the last release of 2022, come dive into (some of) the nearly 800 reprints of Jumpstart 2022 with Nick Wolf!
This week, Nick Wolf chronicles the reprints found in The Brothers' War, including a few that we didn't see coming.
Urza and Mishra know their way around an artifact, but does Nick Wolf? Find out in the artfiact set review of The Brothers' War!
Aesthetic Consultation sits down with Ryan Pancoast this week to talk Urza and the art for Brothers War.
This week, Timesifter travels back one decade ago, to 2012, a year in which the world did not end, but instead gave us 729 new Magic cards.
Nick Wolf talks with best-selling author/illustrator Tony DiTerlizzi about fantasy art and why it belongs in a museum!
Where were you in 1998? Drafting Exodus? Urza's Saga? Unpacking a Mox Diamond? Nick Wolf was in middle school, playing an unsleeved deck in an old soap box...
Where were you in 2008? Playing Eventide? Shards of Alara? Not born yet? Let Nick Wolf jog your memory with the latest Timesifter!
Nick Wolf shares photos from the 55th Gen Con which was held at the Indianapolis Convention Center, August 4th to 7th.
Aesthetic consultant Nick Wolf looks back to 2002 in the very first Timesfiter, a retrospective series in honor of Magic's 30th anniversary.
Nick Wolf breaks down the finest art from Double Masters 2 with the likes of Carl Critchlow, Steve Prescott and Drew Tucker!
Stone says working with Wizards of the Coast has been life-changing, but the relationship started inauspiciously: "I didn't apply to them, they found me".
Are the Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate precons worth it? Do they offer good reprints? Nick Wolf rates every one!
Nick Wolf goes over the best reprints in Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate. How does it compare to Commander Legends 1?
If there's one thing Nick Wolf loves, it's Magic art, and this week he had a chance to speak with with MTG icons Ken Meyer Jr. and Milvoj Ceran.
New Capenna might be a colorful city but that doesn't mean there's no room for colorless cards! Nick Wolf reviews the best of them.
