…a specific version by adding the three letter set code. <span class=”mtgcard”>card name [xxx]<span> For example, the code <span class=”mtgcard”>Serra Angel [M10]</span> will give you the M10 image of Serra…
It looked super interesting. You read the rules. Your brew bones are literally twitching from a Scrambleverse [] of ideas. Now, you want to know more. What is a format…
…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 []….
…see this as a downside, but I see this an opportunity to exploit. How? You can cast X spells. A lot of X spells in red are under 3 CMC….
…face, it is a legal Oathbreaker and as a MDFC either side can be cast from the command zone. The command tax applies to the card regardless of which side…
…the decklist with me. 1x Akoum Hellkite 1x Barren Moor 1x Blighted Woodland 1x Broken Bond 1x Caravan Vigil 1x Jaddi Offshoot 1x Evolving Wilds 1x Explore 7x Forest 1x…
…[] and Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx []. This play is better the more creatures you’ve cast beforehand, obviously, but even a moderate boost to your mana pool is enough thanks…
…named after the original card which did this, Millstone []). What kind of article would we be without a Firefly reference? One of the most useful cards in this deck…
…there one way or another. It’s better to cast these when you don’t care what happens immediately afterward. In Conclusion I see no reason why this deck should ever be…
You can read the first Article from the Oathbreaker Rules Committee here: The Art of Banning. Oathbreaker was founded as a fun and fast casual multiplayer format. As with any…