Brian Braun-Duin tells you how to play the Dungrove Elder Aggro deck and goes in-depth into why each card made it into the list. Cincinnati is this weekend, so don’t miss this hilarious and pun-filled article.
Ali made 6th place at Richmond with Heartless Summoning! If he were to run the deck again in Cincinnati this weekend, what changes would he make?
Abe Sargent messes around with the new cards from Dark Ascension and finds unique synergies with the latest cards. What kind of decks does he come up with?
Part 2 of the Cube Chronicles Quarterly covers the rest of Dark Ascension from Monday. Usman and Justin discuss cards like Hellrider, Strangleroot Geist, and more.
A few weeks back, I posted an Isperia deck. One criticism was that the deck was full enough of staples that it wasn’t particularly interesting, so I put out the challenge to come up with a better one.
Blue has not been dominating in Legacy in recent weeks. Are the tides turning? What will happen this weekend in Cincinnati? Patrick Chapin breaks down the numbers.
Ken Bearl made the finals of a PTQ with Affinity, a deck he initially underestimated. This article covers exactly why he was wrong.
Drew Levin reviews the key blue and white cards in Legacy. If you want to know what Legacy is all about and where the metagame is going to go, check out this article for StarCityGames.com Open: Cincinnati.
Bing Luke, or prolepsis9 on Magic Online, made top 4 with Mono-Blue Faeries, one of the major decks in the Modern format. If you want a good deck for the PTQ season, check it out.
Have you ever met someone who rejected your opinion before even hearing it? Jesse Smith explains his trials as a deck brewer and trying to share new ideas. This article is about having open ears.
Jeremy Neeman gives you some key insights into Dark Ascension Limited. Get ready for plenty of Dark Ascension Draft Opens ahead, including in Cincinnati this weekend.
Gerard has a new brew he wants to share. After commentating in Richmond, Gfabs is itching to play the Sorin he opened up. If you’re looking for something new, this deck could be perfect for the Cincinnati Open this weekend.
Dan Barrett takes some new Standard decks out for a spin and reports on his findings, including Zombie and Glissa lists! Get some new ideas spinning for StarCityGames.com Open: Cincinnati this weekend.
With playtesting underway, the pros have to draw the line somewhere. While these Standard brews didn’t make the cut, they could just be missing something. What’s your take?
What kind of decisions should you be making when you pick Standard decks? Does cost matter? Wes Wise looks at a few top tier decks and evaluates them from a financial perspective.
