GP Melbourne *7th*
Jeremy Neeman recently placed 7th at GP Melbourne. Read about how he built his Sealed pool, how he picked his two draft decks, and how his matches played out. Prepare for your next SCG Draft Open in Phoenix!
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GP Manchester Preview And City Guide
Dan Barrett enlists the assistance of Manchester natives Kat Donohue and Michael Maxwell to tell you what’s what in this upcoming GP city!
Miracles And Archetypes
Check out Ari Lax’s opinion of miracle, a new mechanic in the upcoming set Avacyn Restored. He also answers key questions in the ongoing definitions of archetypes (e.g., aggro-control) debate. Get ready for Avacyn Restored!
I Need A Miracle!
With the Avacyn Restored spoiler season finally upon us, Patrick Chapin discusses the implications of two new mechanics: miracle and soulbound. Learn about what’s coming in Avacyn Restored and beyond!
Dear Azami – Merciless Control
This week a new writer gives Dear Azami a spin in Sean McKeown’s absence. Check out how Mike Lanigan improves a Kaervek the Merciless Commander deck by making fifteen card changes.
Cubers Anonymous – Ten Cards To Cut
Cuber’s Anonymous returns with Justin Parnell telling you which ten cards you should cut from your cube and why. Read on to find out how to improve your cube!
Your Elevens Are Up! The Ever-Changing Face Of R/G Aggro
Jackie Lee, who finished 11th at two Grand Prix in a row (Mexico City and Salt Lake City), writes about the updated R/G Aggro deck she played at Salt Lake City. Consider going aggro for Standard at this weekend’s SCG Open Series: Phoenix!
Legacy End Boss Level: Tom Martell
This week Ben Snyder interviews pro Magic player Tom Martell, who recently won GP Indianapolis and placed 3rd at GP Salt Lake City. Read to gain insight into how to improve your own tournament play for SCG Open Series: Phoenix.
Magic :The Newsening – Episode 1
The debut of an all-new comedy video series is here! In the style of parody news like The Daily Show, Reuben Bresler puts his own spin on the latest Magic news…ening. Gather ’round!
SWOT With Innovator Breakfast
Since so many asked, Mike Flores goes in-depth over the Cephalid Breakfast deck he played in Legacy at SCG Open Series: Baltimore featuring the Invitational. Find out what changes he’d make to it for SCG Open Series: Des Moines.
Fighting Delver
In response to Brad Nelson’s article, GerryT talks about how you can fight the Delver menace in Standard. He goes over decks that perform well against Delver, why, and how he’d improve them. Play one at SCG Open Series: Des Moines!
Eternal Europe – Mistakes, Mind Tricks, And Morals
With all the talk about Jedi mind tricks, Carsten Kotter writes why he appreciates the added interaction they give to tournament Magic and provides tips to both employ and be aware of them. Prepare for SCG Open Series: Des Moines!
Lessons From Losses
Brian Kibler writes about the lessons he learned from his three losses at GP Salt Lake City. You too can learn from your losses in order to improve your play at tournaments such as this weekend’s SCG Open Series: Des Moines.
Commander Starter Kits: Three-Color Shards Edition
Responding to popular demand, Bennie Smith has five new Commander starter kits to jump-start beginners just getting into the format: Jund, Grixis, Esper, Bant, and Naya. Build your own Commander deck today!
Sideboarding With Delver
Delver is the biggest deck in Standard right now, and all eyes are on it. How does one deck fight against the rest of the field, including itself? Todd Anderson lays out a guide for SCG Open Series: Des Moines.