You’ve heard it before from Malcolm Gladwell, it takes 10,000 hours of practice to become an expert in something. While that has some truth to it, you can quickly become a better MTG player by following some of our simple tips and guidelines. These are nuances to the game that players realise after spending months, […]
The Best MTG Draft Decks All Have 5 Key Cards
Now that you’ve understood the basics of how Draft works, it’s key to understand what makes a great Draft deck. Think of your deck as a well-rounded athlete, who needs to be able to sprint, jump, and keep up the pace in a long game.
What To Look For In A Top-Tier, Powerful Card in MTG
There are attributes that make a powerful card in MTG. Some of these attributes are low casting cost, value generation, and often game-winning abilities or triggers.
Magic Basics: 6 Card Types Beginners Must Know
In Magic: the Gathering, we have Lands (Permanents that produce mana), and Spells (which can be Permanent or Non-permanent).
5 Reasons To Play Magic: The Gathering
Thinking of getting into MTG? Let’s showcase some of what the game has to offer.
6 Barriers Getting Into Magic: The Gathering
We look into 6 barriers beginners face – preventing their Planeswalker spark from igniting – and explore solutions to help them break through.
Magic Basics: How To Read Cards And Its Terms
We’re here to teach the basics of Magic: the Gathering, starting with how to read cards, and hopefully it will help you get into this beautiful game.
Why is Magic: the Gathering so Expensive?
In Economics, price is determined by Demand and Supply, and there are several unique factors that affect them. They are: hype for new releases, competitive play results, deck popularity, and being a physical product.
3 Quick Steps to Build Good Singleton Deck in MTG Arena
The best way to build a Singleton deck in MTG is to ask yourself:
1) What’s your favourite colour / tribe / mechanic?
2) How do I last the long game
3) Will I have fun?
US And Japanese Prints: 4 Huge Differences
To be able to tell the difference and have an idea of its print origin, you’ll need a good eye for detail, and some knowledge of the product’s distribution channels.