Dual Lands come in many forms. Which ones do you need, and why do you need them?

Treasures are a specific type of token. When using Treasures, you tap one, sacrifice it, and add one mana of the color you choose to your mana pool. Treasures skip the stack, so there's no way to counter them.

Card rarity in Magic: the Gathering is more complicated than just Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Mythic Rare cards. Read on to learn the ins and outs of card rarity in Magic.

The Legend Rule makes it so you can only have one copy of a specific Legendary Creature on your board at a time, the rest are put in a limbo state in the graveyard.

A Circle of Protection prevents all damage from a single source of a respective color or source upon activation.

Creatures with Defender cannot block more than one Creature when assigning blockers, unless the blocking Creature specifically says it can.

Secrets of Strixhaven brought a new Artifact type with it: Books! But does being a Book mean anything in Magic? Could it ever mean something?

Lands are Permanents in MTG as long as they're on the Battlefield. In all other zones they are not.

Creatures are spells in Magic when they're being cast and are on the stack. Any other time, it is just a Creature card or a permanent.