Hidden Gems, Redux
Sheldon Menery returns to finding hidden gems for Commander decks. He lists 50 cards that have been flying under the radar that you can use to improve and spice up your own Commander decks.
Sheldon Menery returns to finding hidden gems for Commander decks. He lists 50 cards that have been flying under the radar that you can use to improve and spice up your own Commander decks.
Patrick Chapin writes about how life is really just a series of games that playing Magic can prepare oneself for. Discover how you can use getting better at Magic to improve your life at the same time.
How did Mike Flores convince Jon Finkel to “write” his column this week? Check out four insightful takeaways that Mike took from a conversation he had with the Magic All-Star.
Jon Agley played Loam Pox this past weekend at GP Indianapolis. Although he didn’t do that well, he thinks the deck still has potential in Legacy. Check out the changes he would make for this weekend’s SCG Open: Sacramento.
Last weekend, Drew Levin almost played the same Legacy deck at GP Indianapolis as eventual winner Tom Martell. Find out what changes he would make to Esper Stoneblade moving forward and try it out at SCG Open: Sacramento.
Daniel Unwin won a Modern PTQ for Barcelona with an untested brew. Find out how his Gifts Rock deck was good enough to get him the blue envelope, and see if you should play it at your next Modern PTQ.
Michael Caffrey took U/W Stoneblade to the Top 4 in the Tampa Legacy Open. Today, he’s analyzing one of its most frequent matchups before StarCityGames.com Open: Sacramento.
John Guttermuth recently won a PTQ with Melira Pod. Find out how John changed his mind about Modern as a format as he played well and ran good to get a "blue envelope" to Barcelona.
Errors are an inevitable and inescapable element of tournament Magic—today, Jeremy Neeman explains why they are also essential.
Strong writing and opinions from [serious columnist] and an [irrelevant finish] report from [some grinder’s] recent trip to [tournament name]! Read Dan Barrett’s parody of every Magic article ever.
Ari Lax decided to take a walk on the sleepy side with a completely different combo deck for Grand Prix Indianapolis: Dream Halls, designed by brothers James and William Heslip!
Dear Azami continues this week with Sean McKeown improving another Commander deck at a reader’s request. Find out what constructive changes he makes to a Rubinia Soulsinger deck.
Michael Martin learned an important lesson while playing RUG Delver at a Modern PTQ in Richmond. Check out his tournament report to find out how you can use the lesson he learned to improve your own tournament play.
Matt Costa won Grand Prix Baltimore with almost the same U/W Delver list he played at Pro Tour Dark Ascension. Find out how you can play this deck to similar success at this weekend’s StarCityGames.com Open: Sacramento.
Jason Ford reflects on his experiences at Pro Tour Dark Ascension, Grand Prix Baltimore, and everything in-between and since. Read his unique take on how Magic and tournaments impact his life.