Too Much Information – LA, Atlanta, And Cincy Legacy Opens
The Legacy portion of Too Much Information is back! Catch up on how the Legacy metagame has been looking as of late before SCG Open Series: Dallas this weekend.

The Legacy portion of Too Much Information is back! Catch up on how the Legacy metagame has been looking as of late before SCG Open Series: Dallas this weekend.
Why are there different perspectives on the appropriate way to approach competitive matches of Magic? Jon Agley explains Magic’s Prisoner’s Dilemma.
Check out Sheldon’s deckbuilding process for his latest Commander creation: Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord (Old School Remix).
In anticipation of Grand Prix Chicago, Valeriy Shunkov highlights a few Modern decks that make good use of Return to Ravnica’s most important addition to the format, Deathrite Shaman.
Grand Prix Boston-Worcester champion Brian DeMars returns to writing about Vintage this week with a playtesting match report and matchup analysis of MUD versus U/W Landstill.
Dan is excited by his idea of a new way to approach Limited, but when he attempts to put it into practice and report his findings, things don’t exactly go to plan…
See what Cassidy comes up with when a reader requests help retooling his Progenitus Commander deck. One thing’s for sure: this won’t be just another five-color good stuff deck!
Too Much Information returns with statistical breakdowns and analysis of the first three SCG Standard Opens in which Return to Ravnica was legal.
This episode of Magic: The Newsening covers Pro Tour Return to Ravnica, SCG Open Series: Indianapolis and New Orleans, Standard deck nicknames, and more!
SCG Invitational winner Adam Prosak provides you with an in-depth description and analysis of what the current Standard metagame looks like just in time for the SCG Open Series in St. Louis.
Need a sweet brew to try at FNM tonight? Then take a look at Bennie’s latest Standard creation that includes the usual Zombie suspects along with a few surprises.
Read why SCG Invitational Top 8 competitor Brian Braun-Duin recommends that you try his latest Junk Midrange list at your next Standard event, like this this weekend’s SCG Open Series in St. Louis.
After hearing people complain about how boring it was to watch combo during Pro Tour Return to Ravnica, Carsten aims to help all Magic players gain a better appreciation for what it takes to play a combo deck.
BBD battles with the deck that won the SCG Standard Open in Indianapolis against Todd with his U/W/R Midrange deck. Gear up for Standard at SCG Open Series: St. Louis!
Continuing to focus on RTR Limited, Dan calculates how risky it is to keep a starting hand that contains a Keyrune but not the land to cast it. Then he takes a look at the most powerful Limited card in recent years: Pack Rat.