As Avacyn Restored Week continues, Usman Jamil finishes up the new set review for Cube with blue, red, and others. See what new cards you should try out in your cube! Part 1 of the Cube review can be found here.
Looking for new brews with Avacyn Restored cards? Then look no further as Jesse Smith tells you his three favorite cards from the new set along with decks he’s excited to try them out in. Consider playing one at SCG Open Series: Providence!
Find out which Avacyn Restored cards make top Australian pro Jeremy Neeman’s list for the most exciting cards in the new set! Read about decks he thinks these cards will be seen in, perhaps this weekend in Providence at the SCG Open Series.
Evan Erwin and pro player Brad Nelson are reviewing the entire set of Avacyn Restored! They’ll be covering one color each day. Today, they look at blue.
StarCityGames.com’s newest financial author Chas Andres continues his review of Avacyn Restored by ranking the rares of the set in order from worst to best. Find out where your favorite new rares rank on his list!
GP Nashville 2010 finalist Ari Lax shares with you his compiled observations about Avacyn Restored including how soulbond works in practice and his three favorite cards. Also find out what deck he wants to see at SCG Open Series: Providence.
Wonder what Avacyn Restored brings to Pauper? For Avacyn Restored Week, Alex Ullman tells you which common cards from the new set you can expect to see in both established archetypes and possible new ones in the format.
AJ Kerrigan talks about the human psyche of spoiler season and some Burning Vengeance lists that he’s been diligently working on for Standard. If you like playing rogue decks, try one out at SCG Open Series: Providence.
With the first part in a series on enablers (cards that enable deck archetypes but are versatile enough to be used in many different ones), Usman Jamil takes a look at cards that can support reanimation in a cube.
Sean McKeown builds two Angel-themed Commander decks with two legendary creatures from Avacyn Restored: Avacyn, Angel of Hope and Gisela, Blade of Goldnight. Which one will you try out first?
Hello. I’m Pete Hoefling, President of StarCityGames.com. I know that you don’t hear from me often, but I was so excited about today’s Open Series announcements that I wanted to make them personally.
What white and blue cards is renowned deckbuilder Patrick Chapin most interested in from the new set? Read on to find out in part 1 of his set review for Avacyn Restored Week. and consider using some of these cards in Providence this weekend.
For Avacyn Restored Week, Cube aficionado Justin Parnell evaluates relevant white, black, and green cards from the new set for Cube. Which cards does he think should be auto-includes?
After finishing 11th at her third GP in a row at GP Manchester, Jackie Lee spent Prerelease weekend analyzing Avacyn Restored Draft. Find out which six cards she thinks are most underrated so far.
Evan Erwin and Brad Nelson team up to bring you a set review of Avacyn Restored, one for each day of Avacyn Restored Week on StarCityGames.com! They start with white and the lands.
