Shadows Over Innistrad Remastered is coming to Arena! It brings a plethora of powerhouse cards to shake up Explorer. Adam is here to break down his top 5 cards.
Spoilers
With most of the flagship cards already spoiled, role players begin to emerge. Decks need support cards to function, and One offers all formats potent ones.
There’s been a leak of rares from Phyrexia: All Will Be One. One of those rares looks to completely rewrite the rules of Modern, as David E. explains.
Joe aka “Beardy” takes a look at Dominaria United and reviews cards that will see Commander play. Will any new cards stand out? Let’s find out!
Dominaria United is now fully spoiled, and one card in a cycle has David E.’s full attention. Vodalian Hexcatcher stands to completely change Modern Merfolk.
David E. eyes several reprints from Dominaria United poised to shake up Pioneer in a big way, and maybe help with the format’s identity.
David E. cracks open New Capenna for Modern, finding a mostly innocent set peppered with bad eggs: unruly singletons that may break older cards wide open.
Paul shares his excitement over the Organized Play announcement and some Streets of New Capenna spoilers that caught his eye.
David taps his street smarts for the low and dirty on New Capenna, dishing on badly-named mana fixers, DnT heroes, and one-mana artifacts that go infinite.
Beardy checks out the new Commander decks being released for Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty and gives some initial impressions along with many card reviews.
A short spoiler season means we already have the full Innistrad: Crimson Vow spoiler. David looks at what, if anything, the set has to offer Modern.
The paper Prerelease and the digital release of Innistrad: Midnight Hunt is this weekend. Subsequently, the entire set has been spoiled. In turn, this means that I can evaluate the remaining cards with better context. And there’s… mixed news. IMH has some gems for Modern, but it’s mostly misses. Which isn’t a bad thing after MH2. And […]
And here we are again. Another spoiler season. One that will barely be over before the next one begins, because for some reason, Wizards is doing a dual set this fall. Innistrad is such a popular setting that I imagine they’ll do well, but it feels like Wizards is pushing our wallets to the breaking […]
