Greed Is Good
Dan Unwin chronicles how he settled upon Naya Midrange for GP Auckland, losing for Top 8, and explains why you should try this midrange deck at your next SCG Standard Open.
Dan Unwin chronicles how he settled upon Naya Midrange for GP Auckland, losing for Top 8, and explains why you should try this midrange deck at your next SCG Standard Open.
The latest Brad vs. Todd features an epic battle between two different takes on Reanimator. Find out which graveyard-based deck prevails in the mirror match!
Matt Higgs begins his new series on wacky, weird, and fun decks in Standard to breathe fresh air into the format and keep it fun for all you brewers out there. Check out his first featured deck!
Take a break from Return to Ravnica Draft and watch as Brian “The Dragonmaster” Kibler participates in another fun Limited format: Magic Online Cube Draft.
Brian DeMars discusses Standard, Legacy, Modern, and Limited. If you’re looking for info on Bant in Standard, U/W Miracles in Legacy, or BUG in Modern, Brian’s got the scoop.
Starting with his favorite, Golgari, Brad Nelson will be explaining how to draft each of the five guilds in Return to Ravnica in five articles. Don’t underestimate what green-black can do!
Ari Lax discusses Standard, Modern, and Legacy in this thoughtful article about metagaming. The Invitational is just a few weeks away, so make sure you’re on top of your game!
Valeriy’s back to talking about Standard, focusing on the various decks that used green creatures to be successful this past weekend at GP Charleston, GP Bochum, and SCG Standard Open: Seattle.
You won’t want to miss Stanislav Cifka’s report of how he prepared, decided on a deck, and played out his rounds to become Pro Tour Return to Ravnica Champion.
Sean takes a much-needed break from working on mono-colored decks and makes some improvements to a reader’s Gwendlyn Di Corci Commander list this week.
Get ready to laugh as Reuben Bresler brings you the Top 8 stories of the past couple weeks in the Magic: The Gathering world with a dose of humor.
Read how Patrick Chapin decided to play Bant Control at Grand Prix Charleston this past weekend, where he achieved a Top 32 finish.
When a card you own goes up in value, you consider it a victory, but when it goes down, you mourn it as a loss. Chas tells you why this is an overly simplistic and often wrong way of looking at the world.
Watch as Brad battles with the Four-Color Reanimator deck featuring Craterhoof Behemoth that he played at Grand Prix Charleston versus Todd with U/W Flash.
See if Naya Midrange is your style or if U/W Flash is where you want to be for this weekend’s SCG Standard Open in Seattle or the SCG Classic at Grand Prix Charleston.