The Secret Every Commander Player Learns Eventually Commander has “rules.” Not the actual rules of Magic — those are...
When to Break the “Rules”: Designing Commander Decks with Personality
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The Color Pie’s Midlife Crisis: How Magic Keeps Rewriting Itself
The Identity Problem Magic Didn’t See Coming There was a time — a simpler, sepia-tinted era — when the color pie felt...
Why “Win More” Cards Aren’t Actually Bad (You’re Just Building Wrong)
The Myth Of The “Win More” Villain Somewhere along the way, Magic players decided that any card with a flashy effect,...
The Death Of Rulebooks: Why Apps Are The New Game Masters
A Strange New Era For The Table There was a time when opening a board game meant unfolding a crinkly rulebook, arguing...
How Sound Design Changes The Way We Play Board Games
Why Silence Is Underrated You sit down at the table. Empty. Canvas. Just the board, cardboard components, and maybe a...
Why Modern Gamers Secretly Miss Simpler Games
Two Kinds Of Table Nights Picture this: one table is a battlefield of star systems. Cards, plastic minis, counters for...
The Best 90-Minute Games That Feel Like Epics
Why We Need “Epic But Not Endless” Games Ever rolled into game night with grand ambitions — deep strategy, epic...