If you’re a fan of playing games with more than two people, you know the rules don’t work quite the same way. Abe Sargent explains how to win in games where diplomacy and multiplayer dynamics factor in.
I was wholly inspired to build an EDH deck because of a single card: Parallectric Feedback. It may be my first step towards a “Your Tears Sustain Me†deck, which means I could be slipping toward the dark side.
If you’re like Reid, then attacking is exactly what you want to be doing in an undefined format. If control or combo is your thing, then you’ll want to know what tools beatdown has and how you can fight them.
With 2011 drawing to a close, this is an ideal time to examine the course of Legacy over the year. What trends do we see? Is the format healthy?
If you’re wondering how to start making real money from trading, start here. Jonathan Medina gives you advice on using the buylist to cash out!
A year of Godbooks, scandals, death to Elo, rise of the Planeswalker Points, and a year of more major cash tournaments than you can shake a stick at! It’s been a good year to be a Magic player.
Drew Levin is often asked, “How do you sideboard with this deck?” Well it’s time to learn how using some critical thinking and examples to guide you through.
Everyone knows Block Constructed is the best way to go infinite on Magic Online, so what are you waiting for? Ben Friedman will be your guide to playing Innistrad Block.
With 2011 coming to a close and with the year bringing five sets—Mirrodin Besieged, New Phyrexia, Commander, Magic 2012 and Innistrad—there’s no better time than now to do a year-end retrospective of cube with this year’s set.
As you have surely heard at this point, Wizards of the Coast saved Christmas, by making just about the biggest announcement in modern times for tournament play.
Now that people have to turn to options other than Wild Nacatl for aggro in Modern, what should you choose? Michael Martin helps you decide.
Magic has gone through some major changes in recent weeks, and Jeremy has a lot of things to say about them. Mostly good things, but could there be improvements?
Gerry Thompsons has been having a hard time losing with Illusions, and it’s no fluke. Find out why this aggro-control deck is tearing it up.
Dan Musser made 2nd at the Legacy Open in Charlotte with a Zoo deck. He promises you an entertaining report with plenty of detail and sideboarding advice.
A year ago, I wouldn’t be caught dead playing a deck like this. Now, it’s a different story. You get to play four auto-wins? Sign me up!
