#magicmonday

I've written a lot about Commander/EDH and Tiny Leaders, but it's time to build a more accessible, budget-friendly Pauper deck! Deck Construction Rules Each card must have been printed at common rarity.

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A blue Tiny Leaders deck which may or may not break the rules by exploiting a sideboard gimmick...

At the end of January, I shared a Commander deck built entirely with creature cards due to Ruric Thar, the Unbowed's triggered ability. Now I am ready to share the polar opposite: a deck where the commander

A couple weeks ago, I posted my first version of a Commander deck featuring Alesha, Who Smiles at Death. This is a major revision after searching through my collection and reconsidering everything. Minor

Several years before I even started playing Magic: The Gathering, there was a block of set releases based on Japanese mythology gone awry. I have accumulated some cards from those days through assorted

Today, even though it's almost midnight here in the Pacific Time Zone, I'm still posting a Magic Monday about the new Innistrad: Crimson Vow pack. About a month ago, I opened a pack from Innistrad: Midnight

Back in March, I opened some packs from the Shadows Over Innistrad and Eldritch Moon sets. It was a return to the gothic horror themed plane I will be exploring today, the original Innistrad block. The

Remember back when I posted about that Zendikar Rising fat pack a few weeks back? Time to revisit it with a look at the goodies inside! As usual, I will start with the uncommons. There are many, so no

To enhance these weekly posts, I'll be embedding a link to Gatherer, the official Wizards of the Coast card catalog with all the info, rulings, and card text errata. I have three packs from the Shadows

2020 was a rough year, but was the core set for Magic: The Gathering bearing that name any good? Let's open a pack and see what we get! I will add my own commentary for each card in this post, so please

The first Theros block a few years back delved deep into Greco-Roman influences, and this follow-up set continued the trend. All told, the pack wasn't spectacular, but it wasn't bad, either. Underworld

It seems to me that Magic Monday should be a thing. Let's open a booster pack of cards for Magic: The Gathering and see what I get! Feel free to comment with your thoughts on these cards! I am not invested

Poor Monday has such a terrible stigma attached to it - it is the one day of the week that 99% of the human race loathes and the distaste for it has only been compounded by our constant exposure to social

Back when we travelled through Australia in 2016, Cape Hillsborough beach was one of the coolest places we visited in Queensland. The main reason we went there was to see our first kangaroos and upon arriving

Our visit to Wilsons Promontory Park was one of my highlights during our travels through Australia. The white sand beaches, the huge rocks and the surrounding mountains make it a very photogenic place.

Today I want to show you a magic moment from Cornwall. I have visited this beautiful part of the UK three times now, and the spectacular coastline never ceases to amaze me. On our last visit back in May