…McDonald? Check. Habitat? Check. Red Cross? Check. Salvation Army? Check. These are all listed on our site. We often get, “well hasn’t that charity done some things I don’t agree…
…it. Bryan: Tell me more about the name. It’s obviously inspired by Magic lore. Were the first decks originally with characters that had broken their oaths? Oathmaker Levi: In early…
…appropriate cost reduction- this is because the rules take any additional costs into consideration before applying any reductions. Because of this, there are several spells where you may never have…
…them. Neheb, Dreadhorde Champion [] fits this profile. The Mighty Minotaur both ramps and draws cards. At .$.35 market, this is perfect pick up for possible purveyors of punishing pieces….
…play. Little did I know the monster it would become. Keep in mind, this build is the first iteration of this deck. It was built with a $225 league restriction….
…our bestow creatures. This deck contains 27 enchantments, so it this ability will almost never whiff. Returning all of our enchantments to the battlefield will probably be game winning. Our…
…out to them before an online retailer. They have a wide selection of cards available if you send them a list, and those proceeds would also help support the organization….
…the www.magikids.org charity expand the idea that Magic can be Social, Generous, and Inclusive. If you respond to a thread or deck idea, please keep those three tenants in mind….
“I Told You I Had an Oathbreaker!” Modern Horizons pre-release is this weekend, and oathbreakermtg.org can’t let you go in unprepared. You’ve already read the spoilers. Your high on the…
…cantrips. In black we can utilize Streetwraith [] and similar effects. In red we have Light up the Stage [] and rummaging engines. In white, well, we don’t have much…