Category: Magic The Gathering

Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty looks like it’s going to be a fantastic set. Combining traditional Japanese mythology, futuristic tech and great mechanics like sagas and ninjutsu this could be one of the best sets in recent years.

From being set outside the Magic universe, black-border dice rolling, flavour words and venturing into dungeons, Adventures in the Forgotten Realms is breaking a lot of new ground. Read on to find out what I thought worked, and what didn’t.

The original Modern Horizons is one of my favourite sets of all time. It was complex, novel and filled with creative designs that pushed boundaries. I’m very excited to explore the sequel and see if it can meet the high bar set by the first set.

Strixhaven is all about instants and sorceries, it has a very strong school theme and offers a new take on faction based sets. Join me as I look at what worked and what didn’t.

Like many people I’ve been waiting for a Viking Magic set for a long time. Does the snowy world of Kaldheim with ten realms filled with gods, heroes and monsters live up to my expectations? Read on to find out.

During our first visit Zendikar was a dangerous and exciting world filled with mystery and adventure. The eldrazi have been vanquished but has Zendikar kept that same spirit of adventure?

Summer time means it’s time for another core set and another set review. After the craziness of Ikoria, it’s refreshing to have a much simpler and more traditional magic experience.

Ikoria is a divisive set and it pushes boundaries. Is it a hit or a miss? Join me as I rave about the exciting cards, whilst taking an honest and frank look at Ikoria’s problems.