Cube theorist Usman Jamil gives you ideas for cards that you can include in your cube to enable and support symmetrical disruption decks while also being generally useful to the cube as a whole.
Sean McKeown was itching to build a deck with a new Planechase commander, so he went ahead and built himself a sweet 100-card deck with Vela the Night-Clad as general.
Find out why Patrick Chapin is so excited about a new card coming out in M13, Thundermaw Hellkite, and see the many decks he already thinks it will find a home in.
In the wake of Land Tax, Chas Andres takes a look at can’t miss specs: where to identify these can’t-miss shots, how to buy, when to sell, and a few cards might be due for a meteoric rise.
Don’t miss Ben Snyder’s interview with SCG’s own Brian Kibler, who has won Pro Tours, designed award-winning games, and helped hundreds of amateurs reach their dream of playing competitive Magic through his writing and videos.
Adrian Sullivan has been getting a little tired of playing with Seachrome Coasts lately, so he made two nostalgic, mono-colored brews to play for fun: Mono-Green Aggro and Mono-Red Aggro. Check them out!
The unbanning of Land Tax in Legacy lit up a firestorm the likes of which has rarely been seen on Twitter. Reuben Bresler gives you all the deets about the tweets.
Lauren Nolen won the SCG Invitational in Indianapolis with U/W Delver in Standard and RUG Delver in Legacy. Read why he recommends both decks to anyone going to this weekend’s SCG Open Series: Detroit.
The decklists that went 6-1-1 or better in the Standard and Legacy portions of the Invitational have been published!
Brian Kibler is glad nothing was banned in Standard because he keeps making Naya Pod better and better at beating Delver decks. If you want to win against Mr. Aberration and friends, play it at the SCG Standard Open in Detroit.
A few weeks ago, Brian Braun-Duin wrote an article about how he reignited “the fire.” Find out if it sputtered and fizzled out or if BBD was able to keep it successfully lit at the SCG Invitational in Indianapolis.
Brad Nelson thinks his Frites deck is above and beyond the best deck you can play at the SCG Standard Open in Detroit this weekend. He goes in-depth through the common matchups you can expect to face and talks you through sideboarding.
Most Commander decks are built from the top down around a general, but today Bennie does something different by building a deck from the bottom up with Deadeye Navigator.
Although he didn’t get to play U/R Delver like he promised he would, AJ Kerrigan took a sweet R/W Storm brew to play at FNM last Friday. See if it’s something you’d like to try playing at your own FNM!
What does Todd think about the June 20, 2012 DCI Banned & Restricted List Announcement? Find out his thoughts about how Standard will be impacted, and see his updated Maverick list for the SCG Legacy Open in Detroit.
