We've all experienced saltiness in our Commander games, either our own or someone else's. But why do players get salty? And is it okay?

Not every Commander pod or player will be a good fit for you. But how do you deal when matched up with someone with a different mindset?

Sol Ring. It's in practically every deck, and for good reason. But is that reason good enough to justify its omnipresence in the format?

Is Planetary Annihilation technically mass land destruction? Should it be allowed in lower bracket Commander games? Let's discuss.

In a game where someone has to win, how important should winning be? Should you feel bad if you lose several games of Commander in a row?

Having an elevator pitch for your Commander decks can streamline your pre-game discussions, and help to make sure you have a fun game.

In this Commander Philosophy, let's talk about that old phrase "Dies to removal." What does it mean, and how does it affect Commander games?

Let's talk about telegraphed strategies in Commander, and how seemingly powerful commanders can be detrimental.

Tutors in the Bracket system don't include things that search for lands. But a blanket omission of tutoring lands can hurt Bracket 2 games.

Synergy is a helpful tool EDHREC offers when deckbuilding, but how is this information actually used? Is this what determines a card's power?