Jace's vision for a Multiverse without pain might not have worked out, but will a preconstructed deck based on his schemes fare better?

Continuing our set review this week, we're taking a look at the most spectacular instants and sorceries in Reality Fracture.

Everyone knows each color's archetypal strategy, but what about monocolored commanders that commit a decidedly off-color gimmick?

How good is Sphinx's Approach? Will it spawn its own micro deck subtype, or should it be relegated as a useless curiosity?

A look at every planeswalker in Reality Fracture—the mirrored Ajani, Garruk, and Chandra pairs, plus the four Jaces vying for the top spot.

A tier-ranked tour of every color-shifted planeswalker in Magic, from Ajani's red turn to Space Beleren, and which ones are worth playing.

Which of the dozens of new legends in Reality Fracture are worth taking a look at? Bennie's got you covered with a fun & powerful selection!

A $40 budget deck tech for Vraska, Soul of Stone, a Jeskai artifact-tokens commander that turns noncreature spells into a go-wide board.

The biggest change to the Comprehensive Rules had mostly to do with the structure of combat, namely what it means to "attack a player alone".

A $40 budget deck tech for Ingris Stingerquill, a new Rakdos aggro commander built to be a supercharged Hellrider intent to close games fast.