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To be honest, it’s been slim pickings for Elves players recently in Magic: The Gathering. We’ve had the release of … Continue reading Tarkir Dragonstorm: An Elves All The Way Down Review with bonus Aetherdrift
oOoOo! It’s Halloween and that means it’s time to talk about Magic: The Gathering’s latest horror-themed set: Duskmourn House of Horror. It’s not the most Elfy set ever, but it does have cards for us to talk about.
Bloomburrow was a weird set for Elf fans. We had a bunch of Elfy things happening, but being done by small woodland critters without a single Elf in sight. Regardless of this lack of Elves, we still have some cards worth talking about, so let’s do that.
BREAKING NEWS: Magic: The Gathering’s latest set, Outlaws of Thunder Junction only contains one (1) “cool new (cowboy) Elves[sic]”.
While the set’s focus is very far away from Elf synergies and support, we do have a few gems hidden among the fedoras and spyglasses. There’s even a card that explicitly calls out the number of Elves you control.
Jamie looks back over 2023 in Magic with his Top 10 cards of the year.
Magic: The Gathering has returned to a world of fairytales and knightly courts with its latest set, Wilds of Eldraine. Last time we visited, Eldraine provided us with some of the game’s most infamous mistakes. For this review, we’ll be looking at all of the new Elves (and other support cards) to see if Wilds of Eldraine can outdo its predecessor.
Magic the Gathering’s latest set, March of the Machine visits the whole Multiverse at once. Surely there are some good Elves to be found?
Jamie reviews MTG’s latest set, Phyrexia: All Will Be One, for any new tools it brings for Elf decks in all formats.
With 2022 coming to a close, Jamie reveals his top 10 cards. With such a varied year for MTG, what cards will take top billing?
Magic: The Gathering’s latest set, Brothers’ War, looks to the game’s past. Jamie looks over the set to see if it can help with Elves’ future.
