Ravnican Firsts
Find out which Standard cards you should be buying, selling, and holding on to in the wake of Return to Ravnica’s first week of legality.
Find out which Standard cards you should be buying, selling, and holding on to in the wake of Return to Ravnica’s first week of legality.
In their latest playtesting video, Gerry tries out the Grixis Control list he talked about in his last article while Brad battles with Jund Midrange. Get inspired for the SCG Standard Open in Indianapolis this weekend!
Gain some insight into the new Standard format before SCG Open Series: Providence this weekend by watching Todd and BBD’s latest playtesting video featuring commentary!
Get ready for the SCG Standard Open in Providence by taking a look at Mike’s process for choosing a Standard deck to play this weekend–featuring an exciting new U/R Delver Standard list!
If you’re interested in a look at Team Limited, check out Glenn’s thoughts on the return of the format with Grand Prix San Jose mere hours away!
Two-time Pro Tour winner Brian Kibler concludes his series on the history of Selesnya in tournament Magic by discussing the most important W/G decks since the release of Mirrodin.
Find out if you should take a cue from SCG Invitational Top 8 competitor Brian Braun-Duin and run the decks he played to money finishes last weekend at the upcoming SCG Open Series in Providence.
If you’ve been considering giving Commander a try and you like the idea of having a red and blue Dracogenius lead the charge for you, Bennie’s got just the deck!
Interested in playing a control deck at the SCG Standard Open in Providence? Then read about the U/W/R Control deck that Todd Anderson used to claim the trophy at SCG Standard Open: Cincinnati last weekend.
Prepare for Standard at SCG Open Series: Providence by reading what GerryT learned about the format while playing U/W/R Miracles in Cincinnati and taking a look at the decks he’s been working on since.
Two weeks ago Dan looked at six-land hands and concluded that they’re terrible. This week he looks at a land count that’s much more contentious: two lands.
Don’t miss the conclusion and finished product of Ali Aintrazi and Justin Parnell’s Custom Cube Project!
In 2004, Abe Sargent wrote an article called “Revelations of a Magic Writer” and shared his personal story with the Magic community. Today, he continues his journey with us.
Sheldon answers more questions from Commander fans in the second installment of Reader Mailbag.