Hero To Zero
Read Ari’s analysis of why blue control performed so well the first week and barely put up results the second to get an understanding of the metagame before #SCGMKE and #SCGRDU.
Read Ari’s analysis of why blue control performed so well the first week and barely put up results the second to get an understanding of the metagame before #SCGMKE and #SCGRDU.
Get ready for Standard at SCG Open Series: Milwaukee and SCG Classic Series: Raleigh by reading about some interactions that came up at Brian’s last tournament.
2012 Florida State Champion Mark Nestico covers a number of different topics, including what he would play at #SCGRDU or #SCGMKE this weekend.
This week Matt brews with the Ordeal cycle in Modern and the heroic mechanic in Theros Block Constructed. Let him know what you think in the comments!
Sean apologizes to the reader who submitted last time’s Kozilek deck, and riffs on rational reasons to build decks without Sol Ring.
SCG Invitational winner Todd Anderson plays a G/W Aggro deck similar to the one that won #SCGCLE. See if you should consider playing it in Standard at #SCGRDU or #SCGMKE!
Cube enthusiast Usman Jamil shares his thoughts about the latest changes made to the Magic Online Cube with the release of Theros.
Valeriy Shunkov highly recommends giving his G/R Monsters list a try in Standard at SCG Open Series: Milwaukee or SCG Classic Series: Raleigh this weekend.
Can W/G Aggro overpower Esper Control? Find out before SCG Standard Open: Milwaukee this weekend by watching this Brad vs. Todd!
Join five-time Pro Tour Top 8 competitor Brian Kibler as he takes advantage of the Magic Online Cube being available for a limited time to get some fun drafting in!
Chas Andres looks at the price terrain for Standard in the wake of the first week of tournament results. Which cards are rising stars, and which ones have lost ground?
Frank looks at his preferred archetypes for Theros Draft, mining the set for choice cards and synergies that will improve your Limited game!
John looks at a few notable quotables that will soon enter the public domain . . . and perhaps the flavor text of a card near you in the not-so-distant future!
Josh breaks down his most recent PTQ cardpool and extracts vital lessons about the speed and tempo rules of the Theros Limited format.
Michael takes a devoted look at one- and two-color decks using a few possible breakout Theros cards!