Join the crew of Cardsphere staff and community members as they plot to secure some of the most wanted new cards in Outlaws of Thunder Junction.
Magic's first wild west set is available to trade on Cardsphere!
Today I wanted to talk to everyone about upcoming promotions and marketing initiatives that Cardsphere will soon be launching and (hopefully) clear up a few things before any of them become a cause for concern among our users.
Top detectives from among the Cardsphere staff and community are on the scene to collect evidence and make their picks for the most suspect new cards from the set.
Magic's latest trip to Ravnica is up and available for trade on Cardsphere
Our no trade fee promotion is back for Thanksgiving week! Read all the details in this site update.
You can now trade serialized Magic: The Gathering cards on Cardsphere! Read on for all the info!
Back from the brink of extinction, Cardsphere Picks is geared up to explore some new cards from The Lost Caverns of Ixalan with community members and one of the new owners!
Read for an important update about allowed transit times for packages sent on Cardsphere.
Even more cards have been forged in the fires of Renton, WA, and they're available for trade now on Cardsphere!
We have finalized a deal to be acquired by EDHREC parent company Spacecow Media.
Magic's latest Universes Beyond crossover set is now available for trade
Cardsphere will be acquired by a major player in the Magic: the Gathering community, more details inside!
Today we have refunded all current Cardsphere Premium subscribers and disabled auto renewal. Read for more details.
Welcome to the last installment of Cardsphere Picks. Let's dive in and take a bite out of some tasty new cards.
Today Efren, Michael, and Ted finalized the sale of Cardsphere Inc. to Space Cow Media, whom you know from EDHREC, Archidekt, Commander's Herald, Commander Spellbook, and other fine CCG products.
2024's going to arrive with another densely packed schedule of Magic: the Gathering releases. Cliff Daigle looks ahead and starts planning for the upcoming Standard, Universes Beyond, and Remasters due next year.
It's Ben Fischer, but this time drafting **two cards** at once! Check out Ben's advice for winning more playing Commander Masters.
The top ten most important reprints in Commander Masters, reviewed by Andy Zupke.
What is the Binder Page Method? Bodey provides the details and guide to a useful method for shipping cards.
Magic: the Gathering finance has been changing more and more over the last few years, and yesterday's strategies aren't good bets today. Cliff Daigle discussed how to evolve in today's world of reprints.
Andy Zupke thrills us with an unexpected deck tech led by Samwise Gamgee. Let's pack those dirty hobbitses in some vehicles and throw down!
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.
Andy is back with the second part of the March of the Machine review. He's covered battles, here's how the rest of the set has to offer EDH players.
Cliff Diagle examines what the impact of serialized cards on your Magic Finance behavior should be, and shares what's known about the numbers.
As the Phyrexian machine marches on, it's up to the Cardsphere staff and community members to make some picks for their favorite cards in the upcoming set.
Andy Zupke discusses the newest type of permanent you can add to your 99: battles! Which are the best for Commander, and in which decks should they be run?
Battles are good for much more than just growing the Goyf. Let’s break down Magic’s newest card type!
Looking forward to The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth, Andy Zupke presents this list for Tom Bombadil. Come, Tom Bombadil, for our need is near us!
Cliff Daigle looks ahead to another summer of magic finance, but this time with filthy hobbitses.
This update allows Marketplace senders to control outgoing package value. Find out how it works and what comes next in this update!
Andy Zupke's here to ask the question we're all hearing more and more frequently: are WotC harming the game by overproducing products?
The people have spoken! Phyrexia: All Will Be One is… not great. Why has the crowd turned against the Phyrexians? We can easily see what went wrong using Vector Theory.
Fog effects in Commander? From the OG alpha card to the color wheel busting options outside green and white, there's a place for these cards in your 99.
Cliff Daigle shares his thoughts about Cardsphere Marketplace, launching February 24th. For even more value, he includes a few tips on his current pickups!
We are adding traditional “Buy Now” features to Cardsphere, which we are calling Cardsphere Marketplace! Find all the details here.
In today's deck list, Andy Zupke rolls out a different approach to one of the newest izzet Commanders, Ovika, Enigma Goliath.
The Magic community has been playing with ONE cards for under a week, but the word is already out: there’s a menace in this limited environment, and she’s here to end games. Is this new planeswalker a true Wandering Monster, or is she destined for the bulk rare bin?
Nearly twelve years since the last visit, Magic returns to the plane of New Phyrexia. Let's see what new cards are our new favorites.
Andy Zupke shares his top ten cards for Commander in Phyrexia: All Will Be One. This set has some incredible power that will absolutely show up in your pods soon!
CLiff Daigle shares his cards to pick up from Double Masters 2022, Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate, and Streets of New Capenna, which have hit their floor.
Getting back to a deck tech after a long string of set reviews and looks back at 2022, Andy Zupke takes us through his build for Urza, Prince of Kroog.
Public Service Announcement about social engineering taking place via Cardsphere's messaging system. Important read for all users!
Let’s look back at the highs and lows of Limited Magic in the past year as we rank the main set releases from worst to best!
Cliff Daigle closes out a year of articles on Cardsphere by looking back at the sheer volume of cards printed in 2022, and offers his sage advice on how to deal with card firehose going forward.
Straight outta Patreon jail, Chris Martin's take on the value presented by the December Secret Lair Superdrop.
Andy Zupke's 2022 round-up -- which cards make the top ten list for the year? What worked and what didn't?
Instead of brewing up a new deck, Pixie Kitten is flipping through Scryfall imagining which Legendary creatures would throw the best Christmas party. Happy Holidays, folks!
Jumpstart 2022 arrives quuickly on the heels of The Brothers' War with even more sweet Commanders for Andy Zupke to consider.
… and if I could do it, you can too! Here are some takeaways from the Arena Open and updates on the BRO limited environment.
More than ever, Magic players are considering which cards are right for them to pick up. With years of Magic finance writing under his belt, here's how Cliff Daigle chooses.
The holiday season is fast approaching and wouldn't you know it, we have yet another new Magic set to stuff our stockings with. With the release of The Brothers' War, we are reminded that there is no time like the present to revisit the past.
In part two of his set review for The Brother's War, Andy Zupke makes picks for your 99 and talks about what works and what doesn't for the set as a whole.
In part 1 of his Commander review of The Brothers' War, Andy breaks down the most interesting new Legendaries in the set.
The Brothers' War is now available for trade on Cardsphere! Read here to see all the new stuff and for some information about serialized cards.
In order to defeat the Phyrexians, the Gatewatch decided to look to the past. We can do the same thing to get some hints about Brothers’ War Limited.
Please read for important information about mail timelines over the holiday season.
Look at us putting up the Christmas decorations the day after Halloween! But it's that time of year again and our mail-based Secret Santa requires lead time. Everyone's favorite event is back!
What does a seasoned Magic: the gathering financier think of the 30th Anniversary Countdown Kit? Given that it is stuffed with value, Cliff Daigle is definitely enthused.
Andy Zupke explains keeping your Commander decks fresh by relying on variability built in with some very interesting options.
Chris's Commander Corner is back and he's talking about Magic's latest precons from Warhammer 40K. This article is loaded with five picks and an MTG finance analysis for your "Tim" aka Ghyrson Starn, Kelemorph deck!
Cliff Daigle breaks down the math for Magic's 30th Anniversary set.
One of the most exciting new Commanders from Universes Beyond is featured in today's article -- go big with X spells using Magus Lucea Kane!
Ben Fischer applies Vector Theory to Dominaria United, and discusses how vectors align with color in a 5 color set.
Unfinity breaks new ground, even for an un-set. In a time when all sets have special variants and full art lands are commonplace, how much value does Unfinity promise?
In part two of his Dominaria United set review, Andy Zupke looks at all the non-commanders you might want to slide into your 99.
Autumn brings many blessings, but only pumpkin spice lattes are as sweet as rotation! Pixie Kitten proposes who else might be super excited about the fall treat's retrun.
In part one of his Dominaria United review, Andy Zupke looks at the most interesting legends from the new set.
Bodey, Doug, Ted and community member JD McKeehan give us their favorite picks from Dominaria United.
Brian Allen discusses language changing over time, Magic's use of the term Tribal, and the swift negative response he had to deal with from "that subreddit".
The release of Dominaria United is right around the corner, and sleeper agents are everywhere. Don’t let these innocuous commons slip past you in your first draft!
Cliff Daigle takes a look at the impacts of reprint activity on high demand staples.
Check out Andy Zupke's experience building and playing Erinis for Artisan, a new Commander variant that'll help put all your commons and uncommons to good use!
NicolaiBolas talks about Combat Tricks: on offense, on defense, and when holding them back is so very good.
Andy Zupke broke some tried and true Commander rules putting this deck list together for Elminster -- was it worth it?
Ben Fischer from the Draft Chaff podcast joins us again with the third class covering Vector Theory. This one's a crucial read for drafters looking to level up!
Never one to wait for a set to drop before starting to brew, Andy Zupke is out of the gate with Dominaria United's Tor Wauki, the Younger.
Does Standard rotation still matter in Magic Finance? Cliff Daigle revisits some old cards to find out, and looks ahead to identify some nice pickups for right now.
Ben Fischer considers how Magic players level up from chump-blocking foolishly to mastery over the battlefield. How well are you blocking?
This week we brought on Jeremy Rowe, also known as Coach J Ro, to discuss his career in content creation as well as being a teacher and college professor. Please help me in welcoming Jeremy to the show! Jeremy Rowe can be found:Website: https://linktr.ee/UnsummonedSkullTwitter:…
If you love beating your friends with their own cards, this deck tech built around a refined bear and his shameless background might just be for you.
Zuby was a special guest at Commandfest Philly and during the weekend he was apart of a few Q&A panels. We managed to record one of these panels. On the panel with Zuby were the amazing content creators, Nat, Ron, and Shannibal.
Starting to play Limited Magic: the Gathering is a real challenge. NicolaiBolas returns with some helpful tips for new players looking to improve their win rate.
With Double Masters 2022 fully spoiled, now is the time to start planning which reprints are the must-have pickups. Cliff Daigle also reminds us that pre-ordering is not the correct strategy!
Bodey, Josh, and community member Neodarkside give us their favorite picks from Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate.
In his third and final part of Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate review, Andy Zupke looks at all the goodness in there for the 99.