Has Magic gone too far with its Universes Beyond products? Did products like Spongebob and Sonic the Hedgehog make Magic "jump the shark"?

There were a lot of big reveals at the Secret Lair panel at MagicCon Atlanta, including several mechanically unique legendary creatures.

The Wizards Design Team laid out the timeline for all seven Magic sets coming in 2026, including some big surprises.

Last time, we examined Bloomburrow and its cozy woodland vibes. Today, we're taking a much darker turn with Duskmourn: House of Horror!

Commander is casual, but what if there were a way to heighten the competitiveness? Levi examines the effect sideboards would have on EDH.

Looking for a fun, inexpensive, and beginner-friendly Commander deck? Here's our deck tech for The Terror of Serpent's Pass, from Avatar.

As Magic: The Gathering sets hold more legendary creatures than ever before, the questions arises: Do we still need a legend rule?

On this From the Brim to the Trim, Arnaud's whipping up the hottest budget build for the best gangster in Magic, Ob Nixilis, Captive Kingpin.

What if we took Gonti, Lord of Luxury, and turned it up a notch? That's what we get with this deck tech for Black Cat, Cunning Thief.

In this edition of Am I the Bolas?, we have a rebuttal to a previous post from the original writer's playgroup. They'd like to add their POV.