How To Win With A Bad Sealed Pool
Have you ever been passed a terrible Sealed pool? Brian gives you some rules you can follow to try to salvage your tournament that he learned at GP Toronto.
Have you ever been passed a terrible Sealed pool? Brian gives you some rules you can follow to try to salvage your tournament that he learned at GP Toronto.
After working hard to become better at Theros Limited, Ari Lax won Grand Prix Toronto this past weekend. Check out how he built his Sealed deck and handled the three drafts!
Hall of Famer Zvi Mowshowitz goes over what you should be thinking about while playing Pack Rat and takes a look at game 3 of Sam Black vs. Todd Anderson at Grand Prix Louisville.
Today’s battle pits the extremely deep Time Spiral block against the Japanese-themed Kamigawa block in a fight for Top 8 in our Commander-flavored competition!
Michael talks about his recent adventures with Golgari in Standard and why you might want to consider playing the guild’s colors at #SCGOAK or #SCGCOL.
Take a look at the lessons that are learned when Josh has a few talented Magicians look at the Sealed pool that he built a Top 8 deck out of at a recent PTQ.
John Dale Beety takes a look at the stories of the existing planeswalkers and then shares some he’d like to see with the planeswalkers of his imagination.
“If you don’t know enough about something to develop an opinion naturally, make one up and defend it to the death.” Check out this fun satirical article from Chas Andres!
Watch this Brad vs. Todd to see how Death and Taxes matches up against Esper Deathblade before SCG Legacy Open: Oakland this weekend.
Watch as Sam prepares to play Theros Limited at Grand Prix Toronto this weekend by playing in a Sealed event on Magic Online and read his commentary to see what he learned.
Mike Flores, author of The Official Miser’s Guide, goes over what went down in Standard at #GPAbq and #SCGPROV last weekend so you can be ready for #SCGOAK next weekend.
Harry recently traveled to two Grand Prix on opposite sides of the country, playing Sneak and Show in Washington DC and Esper Control in Albuquerque.
This week Frank tells you a few stories from the recent Legacy Grand Prix in Washington DC, where he wielded his trusty Shardless BUG deck.
Carsten finally shares his thoughts about True-Name Nemesis in Legacy and asks you to express your own opinion in the comments.
Two-time Pro Tour winner Brian Kibler writes about the changes he’s been working on in his G/B Aggro deck since playing it at the Standard Grand Prix in Albuquerque last weekend.