Brad vs. Gerry: B/G Midrange vs. Jund
Watch this Brad vs. Gerry to see how the B/G Midrange vs. Jund matchup plays out before playing Standard at #SCGSLC or #SCGNY this weekend!
Watch this Brad vs. Gerry to see how the B/G Midrange vs. Jund matchup plays out before playing Standard at #SCGSLC or #SCGNY this weekend!
Watch as SCG Invitational winner Todd Anderson plays Junk Aristocrats in a Daily Event on Magic Online to get ready to play Standard this weekend at #SCGSLC or #SCGNY!
Sam writes about the Standard decks that caught his eye at the World Championship and World Magic Cup last week. Get some inspiration for #SCGNY and #SCGSLC!
Up-and-coming grinder and deckbuilder Anthony Lowry is Robert Martin’s guest on this Inside The Magic Studio. Don’t miss his big announcement!
This week Matt offers up two fun Standard decks to try at your next FNM and provides the exciting details of the next deckbuilding challenge.
Mark revisits the art of sideboarding with a breakdown that touches on multiple aspects of assessing your sideboard and how you should go about building it.
Drew Levin shares the process he went through to build the Young Pyromancer deck that he played to seventeenth place at SCG Legacy Open: New Jersey. Check it out!
Cassidy and his good friend Mr P take some time to smooth out Dirk’s Ruhan of the Fomori deck that he built for his playgroup’s ramp-heavy metagame.
Grand Prix Boston-Worcester winner Brian DeMars goes over the ins and outs of making good plays in games of Magic.
Six-time Grand Prix Top 8 competitor Ari Lax does some brewing with Brave the Elements in Standard. Be sure to take a look before #SCGNY and #SCGSLC this weekend!
Valeriy tells you why he thinks B/G Midrange is a good metagame call for the SCG Open Series in Salt Lake City, Utah and SCG Classic Series in Albany, New York.
Four-time SCG Invitational Top 8 competitor Shaheen Soorani speculates about the fate of control after rotation in the new Standard format with Theros.
Northwest US Regional Coordinator Riki Hayashi gives you some insight into a part of running a Magic tournament that doesn’t get much press: scorekeeping.
Patrick Chapin, author of Next Level Deckbuilding, talks about what went down in Standard and Modern at the sixteen-player World Championship in Amsterdam last week.
If you’re looking to try something new in Standard at #SCGSLC or #SCGNY this weekend, check out Michael Martin’s RUG Midrange deck!