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Prepare to play Legacy at the SCG Open Series in Providence this weekend by reading championship deckbuilder Mike Flores’ breakdown of the Grand Prix Washington DC Top 8 decks.
Prepare to play Legacy at the SCG Open Series in Providence this weekend by reading championship deckbuilder Mike Flores’ breakdown of the Grand Prix Washington DC Top 8 decks.
David plays the Mind Seize deck from Commander 2013 against Glenn with Evasive Maneuvers. Check it out!
Get some more information about Theros Limited before your next PTQ as Frank walks you through a Theros Draft event he participated in on Magic Online.
Today Carsten uses a few examples to prove that there is no single deck that is actually interested in playing a fair game of Magic that is viable in Legacy.
Pro Tour Hall of Fame member Brian Kibler tells you about the lessons he learned at #GPDC, where he played Death and Taxes, so you can put them to good use at #SCGPROV.
Watch this episode of BBD vs. CVM to get ready to play Standard this weekend at #SCGPROV or #SCGVB!
This weekend StarCityGames.com is offering two great events for you to play in: the Open Series in Providence, RI and the Classic Series in Virginia Beach, VA!
Reid Duke offers up a detailed primer on his favorite archetype in Theros Draft, Five-Color Green, which he used to win the Sunday Super Series event at #GPDC last weekend.
Julian Knab recently won the Bazaar of Moxen with Elves. He provides a primer on the deck and a report of the three-bye trial he won before the main event.
In this Leaving A Legacy, Jared Boettcher tells you about the Show and Tell deck that he played to the finals of Grand Prix Washington DC last weekend.
Watch as BBD plays his Mono-Blue Devotion list against some of the heavy hitters in Standard to see why you should consider playing it at #SCGPROV or #SCGVB.
Learn more about Theros Limited before your next PTQ by watching Ari participate in a Theros Draft event on Magic Online (and don’t miss the bonus Momir Basic video)!
Two-time Grand Prix Top 8 competitor AJ Sacher explains the snowball effect, a very important piece of game theory he mentioned in his last article, with helpful current examples.
If you’d like to play a more controlling deck at SCG Standard Open: Providence or SCG Classic Series: Virginia Beach, take a look at Adrian’s BUG Midrange and U/W Control lists.
See what happens when Abe builds a “good stuff” Commander deck around Glissa, the Traitor and then builds a second deck excluding all the cards from the first.