Fun & Prophet
Reid was looking to have some fun playing Magic last weekend, so he took two decks he enjoys, Prophet Bant and Mono-Black Pox, to the SCG Open Series in Providence.
Reid was looking to have some fun playing Magic last weekend, so he took two decks he enjoys, Prophet Bant and Mono-Black Pox, to the SCG Open Series in Providence.
Jason considers the impact of Magic Online’s downtime period and weighs in on some of your comments from last time.
Glenn’s been enjoying a bit of a break from grinding Modern online, so today he tells you about his Varolz, the Scar-Striped Commander deck.
Three-time SCG Invitational Top 8 competitor Brian Braun-Duin is determined to make Heliod, God of the Sun a force to be reckoned with in Standard.
Improve upon your knowledge of Theros Limited before your next Pro Tour Qualifier as Ari plays in a Draft event on Magic Online and then discusses the Sealed format.
Adrian Sullivan revisits his Philosophy of Fire while looking at two red-based decks in the current Standard format that have been getting some buzz: Big Boros and R/W/B Burn.
This week Abe set out build a Commander deck around a randomly chosen legendary creature. Read on to find out what he was given to work with and the result!
Todd Anderson writes about how he finally made it back on the Pro Tour, qualifying for by making Top 4 of Grand Prix Albuquerque last weekend with Mono-Black Devotion.
This week Sheldon talks about tolerance, both in its broader sense and how it impacts Magic and Commander in particular.
Shaheen is going back to Esper Control for the upcoming SCG Invitational in Las Vegas. He tells you why and then goes over the list he’s currently testing.
Sam Black continued his amazing streak of Top 8s at premier events in Albuquerque with Mono-Blue Devotion. Today he tells you how he handles the most important matchups.
Patrick Chapin played G/B Aggro at GP Albuquerque last weekend. He tells you how he settled on the deck, the other decks he considered, and where he’s looking moving forward.
Matt Costa talks about the Jund deck with which he took down the SCG Standard Open in Providence last weekend and why you should consider playing it at your next tournament.
Jim tells you about what he learned at SCG Open Series: Providence last weekend, where he played Goblins in Legacy and U/W Control in Standard.
If you want to be successful in Legacy these days, you need to build your deck with the Nemesis in mind. Drew provides you with a number of options for playing with and against it.