If you’ve ever opened a fresh Magic foil and watched it turn into a Pringles chip by the end of the week, you already get the pain. You paid for “premium,” and what you got was a slightly curled, slightly off-center card that you now have to babysit with sleeves, humidity packs, and prayers. That’s […]
I’ve seen people spend 30 minutes perfecting art, text, and mana symbols… then pick the wrong frame and the whole thing feels “off.” Not broken. Just weird. Like a card from a parallel universe where the kerning is slightly cursed. If you’re making proxies or custom cards, choosing the right MTG card template is the […]
I’ve seen the same card get two very different reactions just because the frame changed. One version gets a nod. The other gets a squint, like it’s wearing the wrong outfit to the party. That’s the real reason people search for MTG card templates. Not because they’re obsessed with borders (okay, sometimes). It’s because the […]
f you are searching for stickers and labels online, you will probably run into the same question I did: VistaPrint vs CustomStickers.com for stickers and labels. At first glance, they both print stickers and both have decent looking websites. But once you start looking at quality, cutting, waterproofing, and price, the gap between them gets […]
How MTG is killing its IP with oversaturation, Universes Beyond crossovers, and product fatigue—plus what would fix player trust. Magic is still a great game. I say that as someone who plays, buys, and cares. But we need to talk about direction. In plain terms, how MTG is killing its IP looks a lot like […]
If you like turning enemy cards into your cards, this one is for you. In this Commander Deck Tech – Tinybones, Bauble Burglar, I walk through a clean mono black discard shell that pressures hands, steals value from exile, and closes games without needing to swing big. It is simple to pilot but rewards tight […]
Stern’s new Dungeons & Dragons pinball machine has arrived, and it’s already sparking lively debates among pinball fans and role-playing gamers alike. At first glance, it’s everything you might want from a D&D-inspired table: a formidable dragon perched on the playfield, swirling lights designed to mimic a magical realm, and the promise of grand adventures […]
Pokémon TCG has grown into a massive competitive scene where players experiment with all kinds of strategies, combos, and archetypes. If you follow official tournaments or tune into community discussions, you’ll notice a few common threads in competitive deck building. Consistency, energy acceleration, resource management, and synergy with specific Trainer and Support cards are usually […]
Magic: The Gathering can be expensive. Cards like Black Lotus or the original dual lands can cost more than a small vacation. Some players just want to enjoy the game without emptying their wallets. That’s where MTG proxies come in. These proxies are replicas of actual cards, and they’re often used for casual play, testing […]
Most players learn early on that building a deck is never as simple as tossing in your favorite cards. There’s a balance to maintain. And sometimes, even the coolest card might not fit. Here are a few thoughts on making a deck that works. Start with a Strategy Before you grab any cards, decide what […]
Tutors are those cards that let you search your library for something specific, then either put it in your hand, on top of your deck, or sometimes directly onto the battlefield. If you’ve had those moments when you desperately wanted one particular card, you probably wished you had a tutor. They can seem too good, […]
Collecting Magic the Gathering cards can be a fun experience, and it can also be profitable if you play your cards right. Some people focus on building the strongest decks, while others chase the rarest and most sought-after cards. If you’re someone who cares about both gameplay and long-term value, Collector Boosters can help. But […]
Magic: The Gathering has countless ways for creatures to leave the battlefield. Some methods are straightforward, while others feel a bit sneaky. But it’s critical to note which ones actually count as a creature dying and which ones don’t. Dying in MTG is reserved for when a creature moves from the battlefield to the graveyard. […]
Magic: The Gathering can be overwhelming when you’ve got stacks of cards scattered everywhere. Sometimes you just want to find that one specific Commander staple, but it’s buried in a random pile under your bed. Organizing your MTG cards can save you time, money, and a lot of frustration. When you know exactly where things […]
Innistrad Remastered is out in the wild, reprinting fan-favorite cards from across the plane’s history. It draws on sets like the original Innistrad, Dark Ascension, Avacyn Restored, Eldritch Moon, and more. If you’ve never drafted Innistrad before, you may want to check this out. It’s a curated environment meant to evoke the feel of one […]
If you’ve seen collectors sharing photos of their prized Magic cards in those rigid, tamper-evident plastic cases with a fancy numerical rating at the top, you’ve already been introduced to graded cards. These cases are sometimes called “slabs,” and they serve two main functions: preserving the condition of the card and authenticating it as genuine. […]
