Hot off of a second-place finish this weekend at the Milwaukee Standard Open, Adrian analyzes the game theory behind selecting singletons for your deck and the rational deckbuilding decisions that come with late-game inevitability.
Eric Rill picked up another Legacy Open win in Milwaukee, this time with a four-color Delver/Young Pyromancer build that you have to see to believe. And then consider building for #SCGDAL this weekend!
Jim looks at the supremely-ironic Ajani, Mentor of Heroes (who shall never trigger Heroic, ever) and brews up some solid first drafts putting everyone’s favorite Leonin Planeswalker to work.
Eric Rill has launched himself near the top of the Season Two leaderboard in the race to the Players’ Championship after his Legacy Open win in Milwaukee this past weekend.
Sheldon dives deep into the mailbag this week, answering readers’ questions about Commander, the Rules Committee, the Banned List, and excellent cheese. (Actual cheeses – not Tooth and Nail with Entwine.)
CVM talks about the Melira Pod deck he used to win an IQ this past weekend and a new card in Journey into Nyx that he thinks could make a splash in Standard.
Justin Parnell joins the Commander Versus series to battle with Tariel against David McDarby playing Phenax!
Mason Lange writes about the Mono-Green Aggro deck he brewed up for SCG Standard Open: Milwaukee this past weekend and took to the Top 8 of the event.
In this week’s article, Matt Higgs builds a couple of fun Standard decks around 3/4 creatures from Born of the Gods. Check them out and leave some feedback!
Michael Majors offers up an in-depth primer on U/W/R Delver, the deck he used to win the SCG Legacy Open at the Season One Invitational in Charlotte.
Join Grand Prix Boston-Worcester winner Brian DeMars as he expands upon the importance of context throughout the game of Magic: The Gathering.
This week Cassidy steps outside of his comfort zone to build an Anax and Cymede Commander deck metagamed to beat up on Edric, Spymaster of Trest.
If you’re looking for a sweet deck to play at your next Modern event or the SCG Legacy Open in Dallas, Texas this weekend, check out Glenn’s latest article!
Find out why Mark should have played Grixis Devotion this past weekend and is recommending giving it a try this weekend at SCG Standard Open: Dallas.
Take a look at StarCityGames.com’s exclusive Journey into Nyx preview: Keranos, God of Storms!
