Cubers Anonymous – Introduction And The Ten Cube-Mandments
Justin Parnell admits that he has a problem. He’s addicted to Cube Drafting. Today, he kicks off his new column at Star City Games: Cubers Anonymous.

Justin Parnell admits that he has a problem. He’s addicted to Cube Drafting. Today, he kicks off his new column at Star City Games: Cubers Anonymous.
Maitland Cameron overcame threat after threat in the Constructed portion as well as his inexperience with Draft in the Australian National Championship to earn his spot on the team for Worlds.
The data from SCG Open: Cincinnati is in, and the Legacy metagame proves to still be in flux as a result of New Phyrexia and Mental Misstep. What’s up and what’s down? What should you expect at SCG Open: Pittsburgh?
This resource compiled by Matt Elias contains an up-to-date list of all the most competitive Legacy decks. If you need a one-stop place for good Legacy archetypes to pick up, this is it; check it out for SCG Legacy Open: Pittsburgh!
Puresteel Paladin is not a deck to be underestimated, having put both Nate Pease and Caleb Durward consistently into the top of the standings. Nate provides a matchup guide and decklist.
For you control players out there, Reid Duke has updated both U/B Control and U/W Control for today’s metagame, so make sure to check out these decklists before SCG Open: Pittsburgh.
Bennie Smith is getting super excited about Innistrad and Dark Ascension! What’s the news on the next set to be released? What is this about werewolves becoming a thing?
Find out all you need to know before heading into SCG Open: Pittsburgh this weekend. Glenn Jones gets you all the details for artists, directions, events, and metagame info.
Type Four is a casual draft format where you can play one spell per turn and generate as much mana as you like–the perfect format for Johnnies, Timmies, and Spikes. Today, Abe explains how to Johnny your Type 4 stack.
Ben Swartz took down the finals of the Legacy finals in Seattle with Hive Mind, proving that this deck is anything but a passing fad. Read his report and the wild stories from the Open.
Carsten writes another article on evaluating Legacy game states, with different board states for you to examine. Can you figure out the right play?
The effects of Mental Misstep have been far-reaching, and we are still feeling it. People have started fighting back in a variety of ways; one of which is the Hive Mind deck that took down SCG Open: Seattle.
AJ Kerrigan provides you with a number of options if you’re looking to build a deck for less than 100 dollars (some much cheaper than others). These may not be super competitive, but they can get you the win at an FNM or Game Day.
Sean McKeown is very familiar with this deck he’s about to doctor–because it’s from a New York player whom he has played on many occasions! Sean makes his improvements and addresses a community issue regarding his column.
It’s that time of year again; who will Sheldon vote into the Hall of Fame class of 2011? He lists the candidates he deems worthy, with some honorable mentions. Don’t miss the bonus decklist at the end.