Duskmourn: House of Horror is ​Magic: The Gathering's first foray into the horror genre. With a fall 2024 release date of September 27th, Duskmourn takes players to a haunted house on a new plane. The demon Valgavoth manipulates the inside of the haunted house, trapping visitors, changing surrounds, and corrupting monsters. 

My recent TCGplayer article, 4 MTG Cards Players Want from Duskmourn: House of Horror, highlights 4 cards players want to see in the upcoming set. Will new creature types and more enchantment lands appear in Duskmourn? Players will not have to wait much longer to find out. 

Magic: The Gathering's Dimir guild is one of the ten Ravnica guilds in the game. Dimir represents the color combination of blue and black and is often associated with milling, tutoring, and card draw. Two mechanics found on Dimir cards include Surveil and Transmute. You may find Dimir creature cards with Ninja, Faerie, and other Kindred typing.

In my recent TCGplayer Infinite article, 5 More Dimir MTG Cards You Should be Playing in Commander, I discuss five excellent Dimir cards to play in the 99 of Commander decks. Cards like Ertai Resurrected and Waterlogged Teachings can synergy well with multiple Commander deck themes. Read the article to learn what other cards you need to try out in a UB Commander deck.

Magic: The Gathering's Modern Horizons 3 was a hotly anticipated set that released in June, 2024. Modern Horizons 3 is a straight to Modern set with legality in Modern, Legacy, Vintage, and Commander. Interestingly, Modern Horizons 3 includes retro reprints such as Priest of Titania and Meltdown that are newly legal in the Modern format.

In my TCGplayer article, The Best Steals and Deals from Modern Horizons 3, I highlight several value singles buys from Modern Horizons 3. There are a number of incredible Rares in the set that are available for less than $5 each. You will not want to overlook these budget-friendly singles when building Modern or Commander decks. 
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Magic: The Gathering's Planeswalker card type is well-known by players. Since 2007, planeswalkers have become mainstay card types in set releases. Several planeswalkers including The Wanderering Emperor and Sorin, Imperious Bloodlord have dominated various Constructed formats. More recently, Wizards of the Coast took a step back from introducing new planeswalkers due to many of them losing their spark in the March of the Machine storyline. However, planeswalkers continue to find their way into Standard sets and Commander Precon Decks.

In my TCGplayer Infinite article, 6 More Planeswalker MTG Cards You Should Be Playing in Commander, I discuss six planeswalkers worth considering in the 99 of Commander decks. You should not overlook the powerful Commander synergies of Lolth, Spider Queen, Nahiri, Heir of the Ancients, and other playable planeswalkers.