Midweek Magic this week a set constructed event, you can only use cards from Phyrexia: All Will Be One in your deck.
Rob doesn’t pull any punches this week when discussing Stonecoil Serpent and a recent Secret Lair drop (Content Warning Inside)
Duke found himself down 0-2 to reigning World Champion Nathan Steuer in the quarterfinals before roaring back and winning the whole thing.
Phyrexian double-faced cards, legends teaming up to defend their home place, special legends from across the multiverse, and more!
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The Aftermath is a narrative-focused mini-set made up of 50 cards that come in five-card boosters. It will be Standard legal.
The decks include both Phyrexian and Resistance themes, and will include the first new Planechase cards in over a decade.
All three of the drops will feature cards in showcase frames from throughout Magic’s recent history, finished in the new Halo foil treatment.
Wizards is trying to encourage visits to local game stores with the WPN-exclusive drop featuring four more “what if” compleated variants.
Lowry comes around to the idea of multiplayer Magic, thanks to the nature of having Urza at the helm.
Magic’s excellent Q4 was led by growth in the tabletop revenue thanks to Dominaria Remastered and Warhammer 40k.
Ryan looks at the evolution of Poison through the lens of an old deck, now revitalized thanks to Phyrexia: All Will Be One.
