This month, we announced that starting with Wilds of Eldraine, Standard sets will remain legal for three years, instead of rotating after two. But how did we make that decision, and why Wilds of Eldraine?The first answer is easy. Players fear change. They want to build a deck on mtg arena, lose 45% of their […]
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Posted in mtg | Reprints, Satire, Standard
ToadBrews
“Powerstone stoves don’t give you the same temperature control. When you’re grilling a furnace scamp steak, you need to be able to get a good sear on the outside, and the traditional stoves are great at it,” explained a Mirran patriot at the ‘For Mirrodin!’ rebellion to protest Melira’s proposed ban on grills and stoves […]
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Posted in food, mtg | Compleation, Cooking, Glistening Oil, New Phyrexia
ToadBrews
Welcome to Good Gamery. We like to have fun here. But I have something serious we need to talk about. That’s right. Gates. The embarrassing also-ran of dual land cycles, gates were originally nearly unplayable, color fixing designed for limited with a few payoff spells that managed to find a place in standard, and a cheeky rare thawing glaciers variant that’s been delivering memes for over a decade. But what if I told you that gates are no longer just bad fixing with some payoffs? What I were to tell you that now gates in EDH are…busted?
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Posted in casual, mtg, strategy | ToadBrews
by Bracketbot
A suprising poll conducted this monday revealed that 31.3 percent of all Canadians would vote to enter the Tomb of Annihilation in October’s dungeon election. The rightmost dungeon, according to that survey, has pulled into a dead heat with the middle dungeon, The Lost Mine of Phandelver, which is polling at around 31.9 percent. Both are outpacing the Dungeon of the Mad Mage, Canada’s leftmost dungeon, which appears to have the support of just under 20 percent of the Country’s voters.
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Posted in mtg | Bracketbot
Posted in card, mtg | Checkbox
Posted in card, mtg | Checkbox
Posted in card, mtg | ljrmr
Interview with a Planeswalker 
