If you’re anything like me, the idea of Cloud Strife swinging his Buster Sword on a Magic: The Gathering card has you more excited than a first-time Planeswalker casting Lightning Bolt.
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Sagas have always been a unique part of Magic design—cards that tell a story over several turns while shaping the battlefield one chapter at a time. The latest batch brings new twists to the formula, offering delayed but powerful effects that unfold with purpose.
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Shivan Dragon is one of the most iconic creatures in Magic: The Gathering because it was among the earliest powerful rares printed in the game’s original 1993 set. As a 5/5 flying dragon with a fire-breathing ability, it captured the imagination of new players with its imposing art, flavorful design, and game-finishing potential.
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With the upcoming release of the latest Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy set, Landfall in Standard might finally be more than a fringe mechanic as it could actually be competitive. The new cards are giving the strategy the speed and consistency it’s been lacking prior.
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This article was published July 23, 2010. Valakut Ramp has been making waves in the competitive Magic: The Gathering scene, proving the immense power of Primeval Titan. Recent tournament results in Japan and the U.S. have seen multiple Valakut Ramp decks securing top spots, showcasing the strategy’s effectiveness.
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Black in Magic: The Gathering has some of the most efficient and ruthless removal spells in the game—but not all are created equal, and not everyone belongs in your deck. Whether you’re gunning for tournament wins or just crushing your local pod, picking the right black spot removal can make or break your strategy.
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