Sullivan’s Satchel: Resource Battles, Pauper, And Evergreen Mechanics
Patrick Sullivan answers mailbag questions on resources in game design, mechanics, and the perplexing Pauper format.
Patrick Sullivan answers mailbag questions on resources in game design, mechanics, and the perplexing Pauper format.
Rakdos Death’s Shadow has become popular in Modern, but is it the deck to beat? Five SCG creators say what they’d play this weekend.
Patrick Sullivan opens the mailbag for questions about Secret Lair X The Walking Dead, a tricky Kamigawa block legend, and being average in sports.
Patrick Sullivan answers mailbag questions on Mercadian Masques, the London Mulligan, and his mysteriously disappearing mustache.
Is it time to break out the big creatures in Pioneer? Todd Anderson and four more SCG creators say what they’d play.
Patrick Sullivan answers mailbag questions on reprinting Lotus Cobra, the Johnny psychographic, and Zendikar Rising’s party mechanic.
Patrick Sullivan answers mailbag questions on Sower of Temptation, modal DFCs, and Roiling Vortex.
Patrick Sullivan answers questions on Wayward Guide-Beast, why Control Magic’s design stinks, and the puzzle of the party mechanic.
Patrick Sullivan opens the mailbag for questions on Zendikar Rising’s mechanics, double-faced cards, and the themes of the plane.
What’s the deck to play in Pioneer? Seven SCG creators weigh in, advocating decks from Mono-Green Devotion to Boros Burn (Lurrus) and beyond.
Patrick Sullivan opens the mailbag to answer questions on role-player cards, Tarmogoyf as a Standard reprint, and NBA players’ guild identities.
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The recent Banned and Restricted Announcement left many wondering just what is the best deck in Pioneer? Our panel of experts make a case for their top picks!
Patrick Sullivan answers questions on his basketball starting five from among Magic: The Gathering players and the moment Magic hooked him.
Patrick Sullivan answers questions on outdoor pursuits, the dangers of having something to prove, and the Magic: The Gathering Pro Tour Hall of Fame.