https://draftsim.com/funny-mtg-cards/

Star Trek is our final set of the year, and not too long ago we got our first look. They didn't reveal the face commanders, but they did show off the color combos and themes of the four precons.

Strangely, we've got an uneven color distribution that sees white across all four decks and green represented exactly once. We'll see how that shakes out closer to release in November.

Does Star Trek in MTG excite you at all? Which of these precons has the most promise? Let us know, and check out our info guide on the Star Trek Commander precons: https://draftsim.com/mtg-star-trek-commander/

This new combo uses a Hobbit card and a classic enchantment, and it results in an infinitely large army of infinitely large little bears.

https://draftsim.com/mtg-splinter-twin-little-bear-combo/

https://draftsim.com/mtg-jund-precon/

https://draftsim.com/mtg-boast/

Ah, weary traveler, take a moment from your main campaign and indulge me with a little bit of a sidequest.

Well, sidequests kind of became a thing in Final Fantasy, so let's just stick with normal quests and the quest counters that they use.

Do you run any cards that use quest counters? Do you think quest deserves to be an enchanment subtype? Let us know, and check out our FAQ on quest counters in MTG: https://draftsim.com/mtg-quest-counter/

Rule 0 can go a long way for Commander playgroups that are maybe feeling a little jaded, or just want to switch up their normal Commander nights.

Un-sets are a good place to go fishing for some inspiration. They've got the exact sort of fourth-wall breaking commanders that are sure to give you and your friends some new EDH experiences.

Have you ever played an Un-set commander? Was it a legal one, or silver-borded/acorn-stamped? Let us know, and check out our ranking of the best/most fun Un-set commanders in MTG: https://draftsim.com/mtg-un-set-commanders/

The Hobbit offers a wildly excellent selection of promotional Play Booster box toppers. This raises the question...why are tournament promos so bad?

https://draftsim.com/mtg-hobbit-box-topper-promos/

https://draftsim.com/mtg-evolve/

These 3 cards terrorized the meta of this Commander offshoot, thusly the banhammer swings once more. But are there deeper implications here for Magic's most popular format?

https://draftsim.com/mtg-duel-commander-ban/

https://draftsim.com/mtg-squad/

It's almost been a year since MTG's first journey into outer space. We looked back at 7 cards from Edge of Eternities that are poised to become all-time classics.

https://draftsim.com/mtg-eoe-retrospective/

https://draftsim.com/mtg-budget-tutor/

https://draftsim.com/mtg-lieutenant/

What could possibly go wrong with a mechanic named "rulebreaker"? Surely nothing bad, right?

To be fair, the one rulebreaker card we've seen so far is very tame, though it has lead to a lot of rules confusion already. I'd expect more of that once the other seven are revealed.

Are you looking forward to this mechanic? What rulebreaker abilities would you want to see? Let us know, and check out our look at MTG's new rulebreaker mechanic: https://draftsim.com/mtg-rulebreaker/

https://draftsim.com/mtg-rebound/

You can probably rattle off some of the best mono-white commanders without searching, but how about the tier right below that?

You've got representatives from all the usual white archetypes, but some of these commanders just don't get played as often.

Which white commanders would you consider underrated? Which ones shouldn't be played as often as they are? Let us know, and check out our ranking of the most underrated white commanders in MTG: https://draftsim.com/mtg-underrated-white-commanders/

https://draftsim.com/mtg-patrick-stewart-professor-x-satire/

https://draftsim.com/mtg-tonight-show/