What are your goals for your Magic game in 2022? Today Commander Mechanic shares his list of resolutions he'd like to see in his EDH games.
What are your goals for your Magic game in 2022? Today Commander Mechanic shares his list of resolutions he'd like to see in his EDH games.
Are you the Bolas for attacking a player who was wide open? Should you pull your punches? Mike talks it out.
How many Cruel Ultimatums have to be put on the stack before you're the Bolas? That's the question posed to Mike from a reader this week!
Rhystic Study is as loathed as it is loved, one of the strongest blue permanents in all of Commander. But is it too much? A problem?
It it rude to play a deck that cost way more than your opponents' decks? Mike Carrozza weighs in on a tricky Bolas question.
Proxy artist and shockbox engineer Sheepwave discusses "nitro casual": what happens when proxies lead to imbalanced power levels.
Do you allow your opponents to take back their mistakes? Do you hold them to their actions? Mike Carrozza talks takebacks in Commander.
Does playing politics at the table to counter a spell make you the Bolas? Mike weighs in on a reader question.
Cyclonic Rift has haunted EDH since the day it was printed. But can you be forgiven for casting it when it's your only option?
Is it bad to change what deck you're playing based on the table you're up against? Is that metagaming? Mike Carrozza weighs in.
Multi-color decks in Commander keep getting stronger but Jake FitzSimons argues it's time mono-color saw some love.
Should tournament organizers participate in their events? It's a tricky question posed by a reader to Mike today!
How do you handle a situation where one player gravely misjudges the table around them? Mike tackles the difficult question posed today.
Tutoring in Commander is as strong as it is controversial, but Jake FitzSimons argues tutors actually make the format better.
Secret Lairs have changed the rules on what a Magic card looks like, and that has come with issues for the alter community.
If a group doesn't like losing to a deck in the playgroup, should you take the deck apart? Mike tackles that question from a reader today!
Mass Land Destruction in EDH is one of the most frustrating things around. Or is it? Mike tackles an interesting question from a reader!
"Kingmaking" is one of the most contentious parts of an EDH game, and today Mike tackles the subject when a reader shares a tough call!
Are there times when you just cannot take part anymore and have to put your foot down? Mike tackles the question posed by a reader.
Could the Commander rules be changed to mitigate the downside of going last? Jake investigates with input from the Rules Committee and CAG.
With so many options to choose from in new releases, what would Commander look like if the deck size was raised? Dana examines the question.
Tracking Commander boardstates can be near impossible, so how should a situation be handled when players can't keep up with the board?
Are there commanders that have to be targeted no matter what? That's the question posed in the wake of the Golos banning for Am I the Bolas?!
Poison and infect are the possibly the most divisive mechanic in EDH. Can and should poison counters be tweaked to fix infect in Commander?
The etiquette surrounding EDH can be as tricky as the games themselves - what is going too far when it comes to making suggestions?
There's been news in the MTG proxy world, and Sheepwave is using the opportunity to shed light on the legal background of proxies.
The Golos ban in EDH sparked discussion like nothing before it - Matt has all the details on how things unfolded with the epic ban.
Many years ago there was a "Banned as Commander" list. What would EDH look like if it were brought back, and would that even be a good idea?
