Gatecrash Part 2: The New Brews
In the second part of his Gatecrash set review, Patrick Chapin unveils some new brews just in time for you to try at SCG Standard Open: Atlanta this weekend.
In the second part of his Gatecrash set review, Patrick Chapin unveils some new brews just in time for you to try at SCG Standard Open: Atlanta this weekend.
Kranny discusses the Gatecrash cards that are 100% going to make the cut in his cube list. Get some ideas to try out in your own cube!
In this week’s episode, the boys discuss the latest banned and restricted announcement and the possibilities of Gatecrash cards in new Standard.
Well-known deck designer Gerry Thompson tells you which Gatecrash cards he thinks will see play in Modern and affect the current PTQ format.
Join Evan Erwin and Brad Nelson as they foray into every black and Dimir card in Gatecrash!
Reuben provides a detailed breakdown of the Magic community’s reactions to rumor then fact of one of the most interesting ban announcements in recent years.
Matt tells you how he did with his guild of choice, Gruul, at a midnight Gatecrash Prerelease event in Indiana this past weekend.
In their second installment, Brad and Evan discuss every white and Orzhov card in Gatecrash!
What does Gatecrash have to offer Vintage? Brian talks about a couple new cards that will probably see play in the format along with a few role-players.
Todd and Brad go head to head with two different Naya builds featuring Gatecrash cards! Which one should you choose for SCG Standard Open: Atlanta?
In his Gatecrash Limited set review, Ari tells you what each guild looks like in context of a deck, highlighting the commons and uncommons of note.
Pauper enthusiast Alex Ullman takes a look at the Gatecrash cards that are likely to break into the commons-only format.
Want to try a new deck at SCG Legacy Open: Atlanta this weekend? Then check out Adam’s “Oops, All Spells!” deck with Undercity Informer and Balustrade Spy.
Valeriy shares two Orzhov and three multicolored green Gatecrash Standard decks he’s been working on. Consider his ideas for SCG Standard Open: Atlanta!
Although Gatecrash doesn’t offer cubes as much as Return to Ravnica did, Usman highlights some interesting cards and nice tools it does give us to work with.