Chase’s Declassified Magic Convention Survival Guide
SCG CON and other MTG conventions can be exciting… and overwhelming. Chase Carroll shares their tips for a fun and successful event.
SCG CON and other MTG conventions can be exciting… and overwhelming. Chase Carroll shares their tips for a fun and successful event.
Can a 25-year-old legendary creature remain relevant as a commander? Chase Carroll shares their Commander MTG deck built around Radiant, Archangel.
Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should! Chase Carroll shares five legendary creatures that can ruin Commander MTG games from the first reveal.
Chase Carroll showcases their Ojer Axonil, Deepest Might Commander deck, here for a good game of Magic, not a long one!
Chase Carroll gets into the festive spirit by sharing their favorite Happy Holidays MTG promo cards. Season’s Beatings, everyone!
Less colors doesn’t mean less fun! Join Chase Carroll for a look at five exciting mono-colored build-arounds for Commander!
Fblthp has become an icon in the world of Magic. Join Chase Carroll for a fun look at his numerous cameos!
Open those purses and wallets! Chase Carroll recaps ten of the most expensive MTG cards released in 2023, from punchy promos to spectacular Secret Lairs.
Chase Carroll reviews Magic: The Gathering’s Secret Lair Secretversary Superdrop 2023. Which Lairs caught their eye, and which feel too thin for the money?
The Lost Caverns of Ixalan adds five new mono-colored deities to Magic’s pantheon. Chase Carroll explores how to use each in Commander.
High-end basic lands are among Magic’s biggest flexes. Chase Carroll breaks down five of Magic’s most iconic (and expensive) basic land cycles.
Reading the card explains the card… until it doesn’t. Chase Carroll highlights ten of the most illegible cards in Magic’s history.
Cards that bend Magic’s “legend rule” make fans of many Commander players. But how much is too much? Chase Carroll looks at the impact of these decadent delights.
Chase Carroll is eager to know more about the Jurassic World Collection from MTG’s The Lost Caverns of Ixalan. But until there are more previews, a content creator can dream, can’t they?
Commander power levels, especially the 1-10 scale, just aren’t cutting it anymore. Chase Carroll explains how we got here and how to start having better pregame conversations for better MTG experiences.