The Kitchen Table: Commander ’95
A few days ago Abe wondered what a Commander deck would look like if it were built in mid-1995, and the Commander ’95 project was born. Check it out!
A few days ago Abe wondered what a Commander deck would look like if it were built in mid-1995, and the Commander ’95 project was born. Check it out!
If you’re still trying to settle on a deck for Grand Prix Washington DC this weekend, check out SCG Invitational winner Todd Anderson’s Esper Deathblade and BUG Control lists!
Sheldon checks mono-blue off the list of Commander decks he needs to build to have one of every possible color combination with Thassa, God of the Sea.
Six-time Grand Prix Top 8 competitor Sam Black tells you about a few different methods you can use to become a better Magic player and the valuable skills you’ll learn from it.
Get a handle on the current Legacy metagame before you decide what deck to play this weekend at Grand Prix Washington DC by reading Patrick Chapin’s latest article.
Jim talks about problems with Magic Online, a unique idea he has for a team tournament, and cards he’s adding to his Cube from Commander 2013.
In this week’s The Industry Standard, Hal Brady tells you how he won the SCG Standard Open in Dallas this past weekend with G/R Devotion.
On this episode of the Magic Show, Evan explains the situation with Magic Online and the recent Kibler / MOCS debacle, along with an exclusive interview with Worth Wollpert on the temporary shutdown of MTGO events!
Leading up to Grand Prix Washington DC this weekend, Drew Levin will be providing in-depth Legacy content every day! Today’s article highlights three midrange decks.
Three-time SCG Open winner Chris VanMeter writes about the U/B Tezzeret deck that he’ll be working on all week for Grand Prix Washington DC.
Prepare to play Legacy at Grand Prix Washington DC this weekend by watching Todd play Death and Taxes against Brad with Sneak and Show!
Watch as William Jensen plays with four different Standard decks against Reid Duke with Esper Control on Magic Online and be sure to check out the videos of Reid’s side above!
Sean helps a long-time reader with his quirky Sek’Kuar, Deathkeeper deck focusing on an Aristocrats-like game of creature sacrifice in this week’s Dear Azami.
Watch as Reid Duke plays with Esper Control against William Jensen with four different Standard decks on Magic Online and be sure to check out the videos of Huey’s side below!
Find a fun and different Standard deck to play at your next Friday Night Magic by reading Matt’s latest article!