Oathbreaker Archives

Sideshow continues to expand their dark fantasy horror creation, the Court of the Dead, with another premium figure with Oathbreaker Strÿfe: Fallen Mortis Knight Standing 23" tall, this twisted knight is fully sculpted, and it's packed with some horrific and amazing detail that tells its own story Sideshow Collectibles puts their own unique touch on[...]

For a better look at how the discard works, see my deck tech for Oathbreaker that revolves around Davriel, Rogue Shadowmage, as it uses many of the same cards This can be found here Additionally, you can look into my Oathbreaker tech featuring a list by Paul Toal regarding Tibalt, the Fiend-Blooded for more red[...]

Happy New Year, everybody! Just because it's a whole new year doesn't mean I'm about to stop writing Magic: The Gathering deck techs, and just because its the Wednesday of an entirely new decade doesn't mean I'll be withholding any Oathbreaker content from you all And, to celebrate the coming of the new year and the[...]

It is I, Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker, supreme overlord of the Multiverse, and dragon-god about town! I have decided to commandeer the next few Magic: The Gathering posts by this author in order to firmly place myself within the ranks of Bleeding Cool authordom! Quiver with fear at my Overwhelming Splendor! Source: Wizards of the Coast As a final[...]

It is I, Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker, supreme overlord of the Multiverse, and dragon-god about town! I have decided to commandeer the next few Magic: The Gathering posts by this author in order to firmly place myself within the ranks of Bleeding Cool authordom! Quiver with fear at my Overwhelming Splendor! Source: Wizards of the Coast At this time,[...]

The scheming draconic Planeswalker Nicol Bolas proceeds for a second day to hijack this author's articles.

Nicol Bolas, Elder Dragon Planeswalker, prolongs his attack on this author's articles!

It is I, Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker, supreme overlord of the Multiverse, and dragon-god about town! I have decided to commandeer the next few Magic: The Gathering posts by this author in order to firmly place myself within the ranks of Bleeding Cool authordom! Quiver with fear at my Overwhelming Splendor! Source: Wizards of the Coast Within this article,[...]

Oh no… Oh dear gods abov- AHEM. It is I, Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker, supreme overlord of the Multiverse, and dragon-god about town! I have decided to commandeer the next few Magic: The Gathering posts by this author in order to firmly place myself within the ranks of Bleeding Cool authordom! Quiver with fear at my Overwhelming Splendor! Source: Wizards of[...]

Happy Turkey Day to all those in the United States who celebrate! To commemorate this day of questionable decisions, both in history and on the third helping of stuffing, we at Bleeding Cool have written up another Oathbreaker deck tech for Magic: The Gathering Oathbreaker, for those just beginning to read Bleeding Cool's deck techs on[...]

(Or, "Get In Nerds: The Party Bus Cometh!") Today in Oathbreaker deck techs, we have a Serra the Benevolent deck prepared especially for any Angel fans who wish to get into this illustrious format (created by the WeirdCards Charitable Club). Source: Wizards of the Coast This deck tech is based on a Gisela, Blade of Goldnight Commander deck[...]

File this under news which may absolutely floor a ton of Magic: The Gathering players while being completely predictable to a good many others.

This change in characterization can be seen in Chandra, Torch of Defiance, whose card we covered yesterday (November 5th, for Guy Fawkes Day!) as an Oathbreaker deck tech article. With this having been said, it's time yet again for another Oathbreaker deck tech, courtesy of Bleeding Cool! Today, we will be focusing on Gideon Which Gideon? All[...]

So to that end, I saw all of the love for this day on Bleeding Cool's queue and thought, "I should do something to celebrate!" So here we are, with me crafting a Magic: The Gathering Oathbreaker deck to commemorate this day Oathbreaker, for those who are just tuning into my articles on it today, is a format[...]

I may have nearly worked myself to death! I even missed the chance to concoct a final "Oathtober" tech for the Oathbreaker format, a format created by the WeirdCards Charitable Club I'd already done four of them (Tibalt, Arlinn, Ashiok, and Sorin – not necessarily in that order), so I thought a fifth would be[...]

We can also make them discard cards as well, meaning cards like what you'd normally see in my infamous Davriel, Rogue Shadowmage deck for Oathbreaker all shine quite nicely in here. Notable Inclusions Cards similar to Nekusar – The most important cards in Nekusar decks seem to be the ones which act redundantly to Nekusar himself[...]

Hello, loyal readers! It's time again for another Magic: The Gathering Oathbreaker deck tech Oathbreaker, for those who have not been caught up on the subject, is a 60-card singleton format made by the WeirdCards Charitable Club, and inspired by Commander and similar formats. Source: Wizards of the Coast Oathbreaker games represent a conflict between Planeswalkers and[...]

Today, my deck tech will center on a very strong red commander option: Torbran, Thane of Red Fell.

It's Oathtober, so we are giving you a ton of Oathbreaker deck techs fo Magic: The Gathering! Oathbreaker is a format started by the WeirdCards Charitable Club and is so very fun! We've given you the devilishly fun Tibalt, the Fiend-Blooded, hobnobbed a bit with the vampiric Sorin, Lord of Innistrad, and delved into the[...]

Oh, how I love the color black. To me, it's the very best color in all of Magic: The Gathering. It's got all of the best and most powerful effects available to it

This past Friday (October 11th), the WeirdCards Charitable Club members responsible for the Oathbreaker ban list decided to do something amazing for the format: they unbanned Recurring Nightmare, one of the most controversially-powerful cards still on the Commander ban list. Source: Weirdcards Charitable Club Recurring Nightmare is a three-mana enchantment that, if not countered, can potentially evade[...]

Hello, and welcome to another Oathtoberfest* article for Magic: The Gathering's latest up-and-coming format, Oathbreaker! For those unaware, Oathbreaker is a relatively young format fostered by the WeirdCards Charitable Club, a charity whose goal is to teach Magic to young people who may not have other outlets WeirdCards created the format, and now we, the public,[...]

Last Friday, I wrote up a deck tech for Oathbreaker, a relatively fresh format for Magic: The Gathering created by the WeirdCards Charitable Club This tech revolved around Tibalt, the Fiend-Blooded, a Planeswalker card which is seen a pretty bad in every other format Surprisingly, Tibalt is remarkably powerful in this one, and that makes worlds[...]

It's going to be a fair few weeks of techs (not to mention the Oathbreaker decks I plan to write about on Wednesdays), but by the time we are done, I'll have gone over all of the major potential commanders for the set How about that? Let's begin with Linden, the Steadfast Queen. Alongside every good[...]

However, we will be doing this through the lens of Oathbreaker, a format created by a Magic-based charity known as WeirdCards. What's important about Oathbreaker is that this format makes Tibalt really, really good. Who, me? Source: Wizards of the Coast Yes, Tibalt, a planeswalker who has been tested again, and again, and again, by so many players enamored by his[...]

It's called Oathbreaker, and it's a blast to play. Source: Weirdcards Oathbreaker is a format created by the WeirdCards Charitable Club from Rochester, Minnesota They also created a charity for children who want Magic cards to play with, called MagiKids It's good to note this because it means that Oathbreaker is honestly a good format to play on[...]

We get two of the rare ancillary card and four of the uncommon card, in addition to the face Planeswalker, of course. In playing with both decks together I found that the sooner a player got out their Planeswalker, the better – this actually lends itself very well to modifying these decks into Oathbreaker decks, a topic[...]

I made myself Oathbreaker decks for Oko, Thief of Crowns and the Royal Scions, two Planeswalkers I did get out of the booster box (I'll be showcasing these decks around November, when I've gotten them tuned more finely, but I will be writing about the Oathbreaker format tomorrow, so keep your eyes peeled!). I do have[...]

Magic: The Gathering is releasing their 82nd expansion set, Throne of Eldraine, in the course of a couple of weeks from now. With the general release, Wizards of the Coast will be releasing a set of four decks geared especially for the Brawl format. Now, I'm not someone who that release is 100% marketed towards, and as[...]

Charities such as WeirdCards, the famed creators of the non-sanctioned "Oathbreaker" format, do just that through their MagiKids program. Source: WeirdCards Wizards of the Coast has had their share of philanthropic instances as well According to their website in an article from 2009: "Every year, Penny Arcade runs Child's Play, a charity devoted to rounding up toys, games, and[...]