Carsten Kotter has created the next deck in the evolution of Show and Tell decks with a new card from M13: Omniscience! Check it out if you enjoy dropping big things into play, casting spells for free, and drawing cards in quantities of seven.
Read why Brian Kibler thinks that Avacyn Restored Draft has a worse reputation than it deserves, and see the Hall of Famer’s thoughts on the candidates he believes are reasonable choices for his Hall of Fame ballot this year.
M13 seems to have a never-ending supply of juicy spoilers, and 2010 Player of the Year Brad Nelson isn’t about to miss out on the fun. Find out which three cards have absolutely blown his mind so far!
Bennie is super excited that green is getting some powerful cards in M13, with Thragtusk and Rancor at the top of his list. Prepare for green’s resurgence in Standard this summer!
It’s that time of the week again: thank god it’s FNM! As promised, AJ Kerrigan battled with a U/R Miracle Delver deck last Friday. See if you’d like to try it at your next FNM.
As a part of the Selection Committee, Adrian Sullivan goes over his personal criteria a player must meet to get his vote for the Hall of Fame and reveals his ballot for this year.
Seven-time SCG Legacy Open Top 8 competitor Todd Anderson is gearing up for a weekend of Legacy! See what he’s thinking about playing and what advice he has for those attending GP Atlanta or the SCG Legacy Open in Seattle.
Read the story of how Sam Black got 15th place at Grand Prix Vancouver after going 6-3 in Avacyn Restored Sealed on Day 1 to barely make the cut to even participate in Avacyn Restored Draft on Day 2.
With M13’s release getting closer, GP Nashville winner Reid Duke has been hard at work brewing up decks with what he believes is the best new card that’s been spoiled: Thragtusk! Check out what he’s come up with so far.
If you don’t know what the Magic Online Championship Series (MOCS) is, learn more about it from Jonathan "Watchwolf92" Sukenik. He overviews how to qualify for it and gives you advice on the best ways to go about qualifying.
GerryT tells you how you can select and build better decks by figuring out what you enjoy playing, what you play well, and what has a chance at winning. Use this information to select your decks for SCG Open Series: Seattle.
This past weekend in Detroit provided some shake-ups in both Standard and Legacy. Find out which decks GP Minneapolis Top 8 competitor Ben Friedman thinks would be best to play in both formats at SCG Open Series: Seattle.
SCG Invitational: Charlotte winner Adam Prosak goes over the Standard deck he played at the SCG Invitational in Indianapolis, Esper Midrange, and the Tezzeret deck he tried out at the SCG Legacy Open that same weekend.
This week Todd tries out the Esper Midrange deck that has been doing well at Standard events lately. See if you’d like to play it at SCG Open Series: Seattle!
