Thalia’s Good, But Not “Kill Izzet Epiphany” Good
Thalia, Guardian of Thraben is coming back to Standard MTG in Innistrad: Crimson Vow. Brad Nelson analyzes what the reprint means for Alrund’s Epiphany decks and beyond.
Thalia, Guardian of Thraben is coming back to Standard MTG in Innistrad: Crimson Vow. Brad Nelson analyzes what the reprint means for Alrund’s Epiphany decks and beyond.
With the SCG Invitational and SCG CON this weekend, what is the Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Standard deck to play? Eight SCG creators share their lists.
With a new MTG set on the horizon, it’s time to look back at Innistrad: Midnight Hunt. Nine SCG creators rank the top cards of the set…and look back at their First Impressions.
Can Izzet Epiphany stand up to a rising tide of aggro decks in Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Standard? Brad Nelson suggests a top pro’s list for MTG Arena and live events.
MTG World Championship XXVII has shifted Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Standard yet again. Brad Nelson breaks down the post-Worlds metagame and shares his latest lists.
With the World Championship XXVII results in, what’s the deck to play in Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Standard? Worlds competitor PVDDR and four more SCG creators share their picks.
Join Ross Merriam and special guest Brad Nelson for a showdown featuring four World Championship XXVII decks!
Brad Nelson has reviewed the Magic World Championship XXVII Standard decklists. What has he found? It may surprise you.
Izzet Epiphany is a powerhouse of Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Standard. Brad Nelson showcases his newest build and offers sideboarding notes.
What’s the deck to play in Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Standard? Six top SCG minds share their best lists to take on tournaments or the MTG Arena ladder.
Brad Nelson shares his powerful Bant Festival deck for Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Standard and a sideboarding guide to help you win on your MTG platform of choice.
Fateful Absence seems like a strong MTG removal spell. Strong enough to ruin Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Standard? Brad Nelson makes his case. You be the judge.
Augur of Autumn has Brad Nelson thinking midrange. Why is “Jund Guy” comparing the Innistrad: Midnight Hunt preview to past powerhouse Courser of Kruphix?
Arlinn, the Pack’s Hope has Brad Nelson thrilled for the rest of Innistrad: Midnight Hunt. What Standard decks does he have in mind already?
Before new sets overtake Modern Horizons 2, six SCG creators give their exit interview. What are their no-holds-barred opinions of Ragavan, Asmor, and friends?