I am a simple man when it comes to color combinations in Magic the Gathering. I see Black-Green, I like the deck since I do think that the entire graveyard-filling theme this combo normally goes for is pretty cool to play. However, while “Phyrexian Poison” is a Black-Green deck, it does take a somewhat different direction than your usual Golgari deck; and the name might give you a hint. It is Infect time, placing poison counters on the opponent. This is a crazy strong mechanic as you will see down in the article, so let us see what the deckbuilders managed to do with a deck idea that should honestly built itself.

Another Wednesday, another Intro Pack to look at. This time, we have one of the most flavorful creature types of Mirrodin being featured in form of the small artifact servant race called the Myr. They are mostly known to be small creatures and often associated with producing mana, but WotC definitely gave those guys some tools to make an interesting deck in general. Now, whether “Myr of Mirrodin”, this week’s deck, actually manages to rise to the occasion remains to be seen. However, seeing that this deck is listed as being mono-White, there is definitely something interesting hiding in the box. Let’s find out more in the article below.

Its Mirrodin time again; and what would this plane of everything artifact-wise be without a few colorless cards being featured in a Preconstructed Deck? Today, we feature a Blue-Red artifact-themed named “Metalcraft”; but don’t worry, despite the deck using two colors there are plenty of artifacts to go around. And for the uninitiated, even the name of the deck hints at lots of artifacts being played and even being necessary for maximum effectiveness. So, now that Intro Packs have reached a point where they actually contain sixty cards to work with, I can look forward to give the deck a run-down; and jump right into it.