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Building The Best Griselbrand Part 2

Read how first SCG Invitational champion Gerry Thompson did at GP Atlanta with his Reanimator deck and why he’s still determined to find a way to break Griselbrand in Legacy.

U/W Land Tax Control

Looking for a Legacy deck to play with the recently unbanned Land Tax in it? Then check out the U/W Control deck that SCG Legacy Open: Worcester winner Reid Duke and his brother Ian played at GP Atlanta last weekend.

Standard Spotlight: Blue And White In M13

Since he only has three more months to play with Seachrome Coast in Standard, GP Baltimore winner Matt Costa has chosen to highlight the blue and white cards from M13 that he thinks will impact the format.

A Statistical Breakdown Of Legacy

Is Griselbrand really dominating Legacy? Find out as Patrick Chapin breaks down the results and analyzes the metagame from the Legacy Grand Prix in Atlanta this past weekend.

GP Atlanta Top 8 With Zombies

Sam Black knew everyone doubted his deck for GP Atlanta, so he had to prove them wrong. Find out how was able to make Top 8 with his Legacy Zombies deck!

Role-players

GP Nashville finalist Ari Lax takes a straightforward look at some M13 cards that, while they won’t pull the greatest amount of attention, should be on your radar for deckbuilding.

I’ll Take The Gun, Thanks

Two-time Grand Prix winner Jeremy Neeman tells you why the 75 cards you bring to a Constructed tournament is one of the biggest predictors of how well you’ll do at that tournament. Learn how to improve your deck selection.

Three Delver Alternatives In The Post-June Metagame

Take a look at how the Standard metagame shaped up this past month and see three Delver alternatives that Adrian recommends for the next SCG Standard Open, which will be in St. Louis.

Avacyn Revisited

Chas decided to take a look and grade his Avacyn Restored set review to see if there’s anything he can do to improve before he reviews the next set, M13, next week.

The Sky’s The Limit!

M13 seems to have a never-ending supply of juicy spoilers, and 2010 Player of the Year Brad Nelson isn’t about to miss out on the fun. Find out which three cards have absolutely blown his mind so far!

AVR Limited And Hall Of Fame

Read why Brian Kibler thinks that Avacyn Restored Draft has a worse reputation than it deserves, and see the Hall of Famer’s thoughts on the candidates he believes are reasonable choices for his Hall of Fame ballot this year.

How You Can Stop Being So Stupid (Okay Maybe You Aren’t)

Mike Flores tells you why he thinks you probably have a better chance to do well with his Mono-Black Control deck than a Delver deck in the current Standard environment. He also highlights a few interesting M13 cards.

Magic Isn’t The Same: A Lesson In Deckbuilding And Selection

GerryT tells you how you can select and build better decks by figuring out what you enjoy playing, what you play well, and what has a chance at winning. Use this information to select your decks for SCG Open Series: Seattle.

Thragtusk And Some M13 Green

With M13’s release getting closer, GP Nashville winner Reid Duke has been hard at work brewing up decks with what he believes is the best new card that’s been spoiled: Thragtusk! Check out what he’s come up with so far.

GP Vancouver And Avacyn Restored Limited

Read the story of how Sam Black got 15th place at Grand Prix Vancouver after going 6-3 in Avacyn Restored Sealed on Day 1 to barely make the cut to even participate in Avacyn Restored Draft on Day 2.