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White aggro strategies have been on the downswing in Magic for some time, but this army in a can Planeswalker may provide a much-needed boost
Icy Manipulator isn't broken or unfair, it's just a good solid card
To maintain some structure, well group each of the new commanders into the decks they premiered in
The more you switch colors, the more picks you waste and the lower the chances of piecing together an effective deck
Mark Rosewater, Head Designer for MTG, has just revealed that a trio of time travel sets were once in the works