The Magic Show #265 – Trigger Problems & One Sweet Standard!
In this episode of the Magic Show, Evan discusses the issues with our current trigger rules and the excellent state of Standard!
In this episode of the Magic Show, Evan discusses the issues with our current trigger rules and the excellent state of Standard!
Brian shares a couple new Vintage decks he’s been working to take advantage of the current meta: Deathrite Grixis and Board Control Oath.
Get ready for Grand Prix Indianapolis with 2010 Player of the Year Brad Nelson as he walks you through another fun-filled Return to Ravnica Draft!
Ari takes a look at the Magic goals he set for himself this year and what he accomplished, identifies important lessons he learned, and sets new goals for 2013.
With the Modern PTQ season starting this weekend, it’s time to choose between playing Jund and trying to beat it. Let Valeriy help you decide which side to be on.
Usman goes over the latest changes to the Magic Online Cube, like the inclusion of the Power Nine. Be sure to check it out while it’s available over the holidays!
Join Reuben Bresler as he presents the first ever Trollies at the 2012 Magic: The Awardening ceremony!
Hall of Famer Patrick Chapin analyzes the results of the Legacy portion of this past weekend’s SCG Invitational in Los Angeles.
Magic finance expert Chas Andres talks about a few cards that have been making waves lately like Deathrite Shaman, Aluren, and more!
For the first time, Dear Azami features duel Commander as Cassidy streamlines a Werewolves tribal deck.
Will Todd be able to control the crazy shenanigans Brad’s deck is capable of in their latest Standard battle? Watch to find out!
Get ready for Standard at SCG Open Series: Los Angeles by watching Sam play with his take on Kenji Tsumura’s deck from Top 8 of Grand Prix Nagoya last weekend.
Watch as Reid plays his trusty Bant Control deck to see if it’s a good choice for the SCG Standard Open in Los Angeles this weekend.
Mike demonstrates how your decisions in Magic are all filtered through your belief structure using examples like playing a singleton Jund deck.
Mike demonstrates how your decisions in Magic are all filtered through your belief structure using examples from helping a player at SCG Open Series: Vegas to playing a singleton Jund deck.