Card of the Month – Fae of Wishes

Hello, intrepid adventurers, and welcome to a new Card of the Month. This time we bring you directly from the most remote borders of the realm a card you may be waiting to play that also presents us one of the new mechanics of Eldraine: Fae of Wishes (below in its frame and alternative art). Let's venture into unknown terrain  Let's start from the beginning: what is this new adventure thing? It's a new subtype of Instants and Sorceries, but not a spell by itself: adventure spells will Read more

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Card of the Month – Hadana’s Climb

Sultai Energy, or Sultai Constrictor, is a deck that has recently reappeared in Standard. The deck plays different creatures that enter the battlefield with +1/+1 counters on them, or that can earn them (e.g., ). We add to the mix, and we notice that flipping is definitely feasible. The ability of the gives flying and +X/+X to a creature, which at this point should already be big, and allows us to win the game in a few attacks - ideally, in a single one. Hadana’s Climb Hadana's Read more

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Card of the Month – Angrath, The Flame-Chained

Silently, without too much clamor, this card begins to appear in some Standard decks. If our opponent plays Rakdos or Grixis colors, we should not be surprised by this Minotaur … Angrath is also an interesting multiplayer card - the first and third abilities hit "each opponent," and the second one is what it takes to launch an unexpected attack. Angrath is one of the first planeswalkers with the legendary supertype printed on paper (we underline "printed"). Here’s a brief summary Read more

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Card of the Month – Hostage Taker

Have we met before? It’s simply natural to compare this new card with which, by the way,  is now rotating out of Standard. Actually, there’s a huge difference between them. Spell Queller, a white and blue creature, is very similar to a counter and therefore it is a tempo-oriented choice – we would love to see it in our hand as soon as possible, but it is far less useful in mid and late game. trades white for black, it costs one more mana and it is a control-oriented choice Read more

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