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Two-time SCG Open Top 4 competitor Frank Skarren thinks that Shardless BUG’s demise has been greatly exaggerated and recommends it for #SCGINVI in Charlotte.

Two-time SCG Open Top 4 competitor Frank Skarren thinks that Shardless BUG’s demise has been greatly exaggerated and recommends it for #SCGINVI in Charlotte.
Be sure to read about the hidden gems that Gerard has found in Standard before this weekend’s SCG Open Series featuring the Invitational in Charlotte!
If you want to play an aggro deck that beats Esper at SCG Open Series: Charlotte featuring the Invitational this weekend, check out your choices with Tom.
If you’re looking for a Standard deck to play at SCG Open Series: Charlotte featuring the Invitational this weekend, Adrian has two suggestions for you!
Join Ben as he takes his latest budget Standard deck for a spin on Magic Online!
Today Jim tells a couple of Magic stories the spirit of the #MTGStories trend that took the Magic community by storm on social media recently.
Michael Boland writes about the Manaless Dredge deck that he took to a Top 8 finish at the SCG Legacy Open in Los Angeles, California last weekend.
We look back at #SCGINVI in New Jersey champion Erik Smith as we head into this weekend’s #SCGINVI in Charlotte, where two slots in the #SCGPC will be decided.
Check out the first part of a conversation that Sheldon transcribed between Scott Larabee, Toby Elliott, and him about Commander!
Ten-time SCG Open Top 8 competitor Chris VanMeter shares his thoughts about Standard and Legacy leading in to #SCGINVI in Charlotte this weekend.
Check out the debut of four-player Commander Versus with David, Chris, Jesse, and Stephen!
SCGLive broadcaster Patrick Sullivan answers your questions this week, talking about game design, meeting Cedric, how he became a red mage, and more.
Brian DeMars writes about the Esper Control deck he played at Grand Prix Cincinnati, where he finished in 45th place. Get some inspiration for #SCGINVI!
Cassidy takes a look at two Commander decks today: a judo variation of his own adaptation and a reader’s entry that fits a far more wacky thematic slant.
Gerard had a blast at Grand Prix Montreal and has some Limited advice for anyone going to Grand Prix Philadelphia about how to get a trophy just like his.