Bloodrush And The Secret To Gruul Charm
Give Gruul its due by reading Patrick Chapin’s in-depth look at the guild’s Gatecrash mechanic, in particular Ghor-Clan Rampager.
Give Gruul its due by reading Patrick Chapin’s in-depth look at the guild’s Gatecrash mechanic, in particular Ghor-Clan Rampager.
Today Jon has two Gatecrash-inspired decklists for you: a Standard burn deck featuring Boros Charm and a Modern combo deck with Duskmantle Guildmage.
Glaring Spotlight has people riled up about hexproof, but will its price hold up to the hype? Ben answers all your questions about the value of Gatecrash.
If you’re looking for a deck to play at your next Modern PTQ, you can’t go wrong with Jund. Stanislav Cifka provides you with a primer on his latest Jund list.
Find out why you should try Pauper Cube as Ryan Overturf explains the fun casual format and shares his cube list with you.
Bant Control master Reid Duke shows you how to play “the greatest deck in history” just in time for Standard at #SCGDAL or #SCGVB.
Matt has two sweet Standard brews for you to try at FNM this week: an aggro deck featuring Civic Saber and a control deck built around Pyroconvergence.
Joey, Reuben, & Kranny talk about their official preview card, Gruul Charm, the various applications of the GTC Charms, and the effect they’ll have on Standard.
Brian goes over some do’s and don’ts of preparing for a tournament that he learned this past weekend at Grand Prix Atlantic City.
Watch as Brad tries out a new Modern deck that’s been getting some buzz on the PTQ scene against Todd with good ol’ Jund.
Some exciting black cards were spoiled last night, and Ben has the finance advice you need. Make sure to read this before your next preorder!
Ari recommends playing his Mono-Red Aggro deck from Top 4 of GP Atlantic City at SCG Standard Open: Dallas or SCG Classic Series: Virginia Beach.
Russian Magic player Valeriy Shunkov goes over a few Gatecrash cards that he thinks could be playable in Standard along with a couple rough decklists.
Usman goes over what the sets of 2012—Dark Ascension, Avacyn Restored, Magic 2013, Return to Ravnica, and Planechase 2012—brought to the Cube format.
Two Boros cards revealed last week sent the Magic community into a frenzy. Patrick Chapin’s here to tell you why they’re going to live up to the hype!