It’s A Miracle!
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.
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.
Since he’s busy testing Modern for Pro Tour Return to Ravnica, this week Sam provides you with some general tips for playtesting, knowing whether to play out or draw in the last round of a tournament, and more!
SCG Invitational finalist Nick Spagnolo returns to writing with an article about BUG Control in his new Legacy column. See if you should consider playing it at the SCG Legacy Open in Providence this weekend.
In this episode of In Contention, the official podcast of the SCG Open Series, Reuben and Kranny take on the topic of new Standard after the exciting results from the SCG Open Series inCincinnati.
Alex Ullman tells you why the Guildgates are some of the most important additions to Pauper ever and provides his official “pick up” list for Return to Ravnica.
See why SCG Standard Open: Cincinnati winner Todd Anderson recommends that you get into the Modern format by watching him play one of his favorite decks in a Daily Event on Magic Online.
This week Brian discusses how context frames whether a play is ultimately good or bad and why considering counterintuitive lines of play is important when playing Magic at a high level.
Find out what Ari Lax learned about the new Standard format from the results of the SCG Standard Open in Cincinnati this past weekend and what he recommends playing at SCG Open Series: Providence in Standard.
Renowned deckbuilder Adrian Sullivan goes over the Rakdos decks that were successful in Cincinnati last weekend and has a couple Mono Red brews for those of you looking to get aggressive at SCG Standard Open: Providence.