Wednesday, 27 September 2017
Coming Soon
The Magic Gift Pack comes with something for every player, whether new to the game or a life-long veteran and is meant to shine as an affordable gift purchase.
This new product includes 5 foil basic lands with art by one of Magic's most iconic artists, Mark Poole. Affectionately known by the Magiccommunity as the "Shooting Star Lands," these gorgeous cards are sure delight many fans of the game.
Prominently displayed on the front are a foil Kari Zev, Skyship Raider and Metalwork Colossus—two useful building blocks for any deck.
Players will also be excited to open three booster packs from the most recent Standard sets to add to their collection.
To round it out, included is a spindown life counter, perfect for anyone just getting into the game, and a beautiful eight-and-a-half by thirteen-inch unfolded poster, exclusive to this product.
Overall, the Magic Gift Pack is a great option for shoppers looking to purchase an affordable gift for their loved-ones who play Magic.
Tuesday, 26 September 2017
Dice Masters Guardians of the Galaxy
Due in today is ...
Marvel Dice Masters: Guardians of the Galaxy takes dice building action to the edge of the galaxy and back and will now also feature FOIL versions of every card! Collect foils of your favorite characters, or bling out your favorite team!
Build a team just like Star-Lord, using the Guardians you’d expect, there are some team favourites such as Rocket and Groot, or some making their Dice Masters debut, like Adam Warlock, Yondu, and Cosmo! Defeat never-before seen villains and collect exciting new actions!
Each Marvel Dice Masters: Guardians of the Galaxy Foil Pack contains two cards and two dice that players can add to their Dice Masters collections!
Introducing more than 30 heroes and villains (and their dice!), Marvel Dice Masters: Guardians of the Galaxy will become the Cosmic Cubes of your Dice Masters collection!
Marvel Dice Masters: Guardians of the Galaxy takes dice building action to the edge of the galaxy and back and will now also feature FOIL versions of every card! Collect foils of your favorite characters, or bling out your favorite team!
Build a team just like Star-Lord, using the Guardians you’d expect, there are some team favourites such as Rocket and Groot, or some making their Dice Masters debut, like Adam Warlock, Yondu, and Cosmo! Defeat never-before seen villains and collect exciting new actions!
Each Marvel Dice Masters: Guardians of the Galaxy Foil Pack contains two cards and two dice that players can add to their Dice Masters collections!
Introducing more than 30 heroes and villains (and their dice!), Marvel Dice Masters: Guardians of the Galaxy will become the Cosmic Cubes of your Dice Masters collection!
Monday, 25 September 2017
Ixalan - Black Cards
Having now played at prerelease weekend, I have had a chance to use some of the great new cards from the MTG set Ixalan. This means that I have begun to get a feel for the cards that I really like and will most likely use in the coming weeks and months.
Last week I looked at white and blue, so today it is the turn of black.

Anointed Deacon

Bishop of the Bloodstained

Blight Keeper

Bloodcrazed Paladin
Initially I dismissed vampires as I was so desperate to plan pirates. This card however I really like. Creatures with flash are always nice as it means you can leave casting the creature til the last possible moment. It has the potential to be a good sized creature for a very low casting cost. I also like the idea of casting this off the back of a Yahenni's Expertise.

Boneyard Parley

Contract Killing

Costly Plunder

Dark Nourishment

Deadeye Tormentor

Deadeye Tracker
I am looking at building a pirate deck and this feels like a contender for the one drop. Its ability to explore is very usefully and also will enable the creature to get bigger. With a Shadowed Caraval on turn two there is the potential for two things getting bigger. The problem is potentially the amount of cards in the graveyard and against some decks there may be a limited amount of opportunity. My current attempts to build a standard mill deck now that startled awake has rotated out may lead me towards a pirate based strategy and I have been looking at this with Navigator's Ruin.

Deathless Ancient

Desperate Castaways

Dire Fleet Hoarder

Dire Fleet Interloper

Dire Fleet Ravager
Menace and Deathtouch on a 4/4 body seems very good. Each player losing a third of there life is also a very interesting prospect and feels ideal for a red/black very aggressive deck. My problem is that there are other 5 drops that I would prefer to play. It feels like something that I may come back to but currently is not going to make it to my pirate deck.

Duress

Fathom Fleet Captain
This seems very strong. It should be in a position to attack very quickly and start to build a pirate army. It obviously works well with other Raid cards.

Fathom Fleet Cutthroat

Grim Captain’s Call

Heartless Pillage

Kitesail Freebooter
This card I saw used a great deal and anything that can remove a card from a players hand is always good. The issue here is protecting the freebooter. It is a flyer and feels like it wants to attack, but will it just get removed very quickly to get the card that was lost back?

Lurking Chupacabra

March of the Drowned

Mark of the Vampire

Queen’s Agent

Queen’s Bay Soldier

Raiders’ Wake

Revel in Riches
Alternative win! I always love the idea of an alternative win especially it is going to be difficult to set up. I like this card and really want to make it work. If I get some then this feels like it is going to be my silly deck for this season.

Ruin Raider
Card advantage is great. I am just not sure if this is survivable. Its another one of those cards that I think I may return to. I really need to look at the other cards in the set. There is a lot of lifelink so maybe.

Ruthless Knave

Sanctum Seeker
This I love and at 4 mana seems very strong. Life drain plus attacking damage most likely on creatures that have lifelink anyway, what is not to like?

Seekers’ Squire

Skittering Heartstopper

Skulduggery

Skymarch Bloodletter

Spreading Rot

Sword-Point Diplomacy
I saw this card played a few times and in all occasions it gave 2 or three cards. It seems like a win/win and at 3 mana seems to have a lot of potential.

Vanquish the Weak

Vicious Conquistador
Another great vampire, effectively a 2/2 or 1 with a guaranteed 1 damage when it attacks.

Vraska’s Contempt
This card should get some play, at four mana it answers a lot of potentially big problems. Seems like a strong sideboard card in black.

Walk the Plank
I like Walk the Plank simply because of its name. It seems like a strong sideboard card in black and kills a lot of creatures for two mana.

Wanted Scoundrels
Let me know what you favourite black cards are and what ideas you have on your new standard deck.
Tuesday, 19 September 2017
Ixalan cards -BLUE
Today we are having a look at all of the BLUE cards from the new MTG set ...
If you are having difficulty seeing these images or want to look at the complete set then head over to the Wizards of the coast website ... https://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/card-image-gallery/ixalan

Air Elemental

Arcane Adaptation

Cancel

Chart a Course

Daring Saboteur

Deadeye Quartermaster

Deeproot Waters

Depths of Desire

Dive Down

Dreamcaller Siren

Entrancing Melody

Favorable Winds

Fleet Swallower

Headwater Sentries

Herald of Secret Streams

Jace, Cunning Castaway

Kopala, Warden of Waves

Lookout’s Dispersal

Navigator’s Ruin

One With the Wind

Opt

Overflowing Insight

Perilous Voyage

Pirate’s Prize

Prosperous Pirates

River Sneak

River’s Rebuke

Run Aground

Sailor of Means

Shaper Apprentice

Shipwreck Looter

Shore Keeper

Siren Lookout

Siren Stormtamer

Siren’s Ruse

Spell Pierce

Spell Swindle

Storm Fleet Aerialist

Storm Fleet Spy

Storm Sculptor

Tempest Caller

Watertrap Weaver

Wind Strider
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