Bad news for Frodo and Company- the armies of Mordor are stronger than expected. Amass is an easy way to trophy your next Lord of the Rings draft.
Cliff Daigle examines why the financial aspects of Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth are playing out differently than even the most popular sets in Magic's history.
Sure things? Situational cards? Sleeper hits? Andy Zupke digs deeper than Khazad-dum in part 2 of this quest to uncover every sleeve-worthy Commander card from Lord of the Rings: Takes of Middle-earth.
The bravest of Cardsphere staff and community members have come to lend their swords, bows, and axes as they make their picks for their favorite new cards from the new set.
Andy Zupke reviews the legendary creatures from Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth -- which cards are Commanders and which are better in the 99?
Ben Fischer returns to look at the synergies in Tales of Middle-earth Limited. What vectors should you be looking to play along?
Andy Zupke builds out a 99 for the latest card featuring Pia Nalaar. Let the thopters fly!
What does the new 3 year Standard and the new ban policy mean for Magic finance? What new reprint products could they signal? Cliff Daigle speculates on these questions ahead the next WotC announcement.
Andy is back with with some king size opinions on Magic's fun size set. Check out his Commander review for March of the Machine: The Aftermath.
Sieges are an interesting new wrench tossed into the usual combat machine. As an entirely new card type, they can be tricky to evaluate. With the help of some magic data, we can establish some rules to help us assess Battles in MOM and in the future.