Dragon’s Maze is the third and final set in the Return to Ravnica block, which has been wildly successful so far. Return to Ravnica is the highest-selling set in Magic’s history. If the 30% rise in sales in Q1 2012 is anything to go by, Gatecrash is either second or outsold even return to Ravnica…
Gatecrash, the latest expansion for magic: The Gathering, was released on the first of February. It follows on from the successful Return to Ravnica set released in October last year (see our multiplayer set review here). Gatecrash focuses on five colour pairs -two-colour combinations- each represented by a guild. These are: Ozrzhov – Black and..
Return to Ravnica Multiplayer Set Review The original Ravnica: City of Guilds set was released in year and introduced us to the vast city of Ravnica and its ten guilds. Operating like organised crime gangs, the guilds each represent one of magic ten colour pairs. Each guild plays very differently, with its own strengths and..
Avacyn Restored is the final set of the Innistrad Block. This set is very much an angel-themed set, being based around a storyline where Innistrad’s angelic protectors return. Humanity has been trying to fend for itself and not doing too great a job. So now the angels are back, big time. For multiplayer, and with..
Dark Ascension is the second set in the Innistrad block. You can read our Innistrad Multiplayer review if you haven’t already done so. As a second set, Dark Ascension continues the themes of Innistrad, while adding a few twists of its own. Double-faced cards: These return, but in different guises. The werewolves are back, but some now have abilities..
This article is a review of the new Innistrad expansion for Magic: the Gathering. It is unapologetically taken from a multiplayer perspective, so many tournament worthy duel cards will be ignored, and many ‘junk’ cards will be praised. Overall this set is a solid addition to multiplayer magic. The main focus up to the release..
