Necessity, as they say, is the mother of invention. For my first foray into Oathbreaker, I decided to put some Oathy goodness into an old favorite. My very first Legacy…
…prospect given the current landscape of the format. Without being sat in your command zone it lacks the ease of casting access that makes it dominant in formats like Commander,…
…with that. We realize there is still some fast mana available, but most of those only add one mana for one card. You can read more farther down about green…
…have a discussion before the game to discuss power level, it can go a long way to keep the game interesting and fun for all players. No one wants to…
…hand of seven cards. 906.9 A player may cast a Oathbreaker they own from the command zone. An Oathbreaker cast from the command zone costs an additional {2} for each…
…an easy 20/20 Marit Lage token, or go for Gaeas Cradle [] and Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx [] to convert a board of dorks into a ludicrous amount of mana….
…and having a good time. Even the Grinch knows it’s nice to bring gifts for everyone. Let’s look at the (Evil) presents wrapped up for the others at the table,…
Oathbreaker has had an influx of a large number of new Planeswalkers with static abilities. The format has also grown substantially in popularity since our last ban list announcement, which…
…up pressure/removal. His casualty X gives you a second planeswalker for your opponents to remove and attack, which splits up where their removal is going for any targeted removal spells…
…couldn’t resist when the team here asked me to do a write-up on one of the format’s most thematic and feared pairs; Nicol Bolas, Dragon-God [] and The Elderspell []….