Renowned rogue brewer Adrian Sullivan has been in love with U/W Control in Standard since late last year, but he thinks their relationship might be over with M13. Find out if there is hope for this deck to be viable on the SCG Open Series.
Since a reader pointed out that he didn’t include any decks with black in his last article, this week Valeriy Shunkov explores using Black Cat and Smallpox in Standard.
Get your biweekly dose of Magic: The Gathering news and humor from the latest episode of Reuben Bresler’s Magic: The Newsening.
With the Standard metagame stabilizing after five weeks with M13, Patrick Chapin is working on decks to beat the two current menaces in the format: Delver and green-based creature decks.
Justin Parnell picks up where he left off last time with the Custom Cube Project. Don’t miss reading about how he and Ali Aintrazi were able to finish their labor of love.
Read how Josh Cho was able to make Top 4 of SCG Standard Open: Washington, DC with U/W Delver featuring Hero of Bladehold and why he recommends it for any upcoming Standard tournament.
Is it worth looking at Block Constructed from a financial perspective? Chas Andres finds out by taking a look at some past Block Constructed formats and seeing how closely they align with Standard.
This week Cassidy proves that you don’t need to jam a deck with counters or prison effects to be successful with a control archetype in Commander with Adib’s Ith, High Arcanist Commander deck.
Todd tests his U/R Delver brew against BBD with one of the fastest decks in Standard, Mono-Green Infect. Watch to see if you should play one of these decks at this weekend’s SCG Standard Open in Kansas City.
Mike Flores shares four things that he learned while commentating during the Standard and Legacy Opens at SCG Open Series: Washington, DC on @SCGLive last weekend.
Carsten Kotter comments on the directions he’d like to see Magic go in with a primary focus on Legacy and wants to hear your feedback. Get ready to play Legacy this weekend at SCG Open Series: Kansas City.
Brian Kibler has been working on Mono-Black Control but doesn’t think it’s quite up to snuff for the SCG Standard Open in Kansas City this weekend. Check out his lists and see if you have any ideas to improve them.
After playing Merfolk at the SCG Legacy Open in Washington, DC last weekend, Brian Braun-Duin has some ideas for how to improve the deck for this weekend’s SCG Legacy Open in Kansas City.
2010 Player of the Year Brad Nelson has had some differences with Trading Post, so he’s moved on to a new love: Zombie Pod! Find out why he thinks this deck is a good choice for the SCG Standard Open in Kansas City.
Last weekend Bennie attended SCG Open Series: Washington, DC and played his Traitor Post brew in Standard and Maverick in Legacy. Read about his experiences to get ready for SCG Open Series: Kansas City!
