…on the battlefield under your control. Both your Oathbreaker and Signature Spell are subject to “command zone tax”. These taxes are tracked individually, i.e. casting your Oathbreaker doesn’t cause your Signature…
…can be accomplished with extra turn spells in the command zone that are arguably more powerful. These strategies typically require less work, and do not require passing the turn again…
…on the subject. It also includes a chance to win one of my rare or mythic pulls from the set, so if you want Wrenn and Six you have a…
…pulse on the decks people are playing. Some of our members are statisticians by day, and are excited to see results data. This will help guide our playtesting process going…
…The card is the card name. The set is the three letter set code. The set input is optional. In the code below, you will need to use brackets instead…
…those list here. If you’ve made one, and it fits the criteria below, could you do us a favor and grab the link and send it over? We’ve created PROJECT…
…zone. The Oathbreaker variant uses all the normal rules for a Magic game, with a few additions. You can also begin with the quick rules. The Oathbreaker format was created…
…In the famous words of Inigo Montoya: “No, there is too much. Let me sum up.” We had some big Magic personalities start talking about the format. The Professor has…
…That your ten stack Grapeshot [] of yours? Its doing TWENTY damage because of the copy versions interacting with Ral. Sure, Ral can +2 to scry, but the minus 2…
…the message they are sending through this action, and stand with them in attempts to foster a more inclusive and positive culture. We will be following suit in Oathbreaker. These…