Over a decade ago, Adrian Sullivan created a mono-green deck. Today, cards like Dungrove Elder and Omnath, Locus of Mana provide even more benefit for loading up on Forests! Check out this Standard deck for upcoming tournaments.
Kaizen is a business concept about continual improvement using careful, in-depth analysis of a business model and its processes. How can we apply this to our cubes to make them the best they can be?
The new Liliana in Innistrad is only the second three-mana planeswalker on the planet, so how do we evaluate her? Patrick Chapin gives us the breakdown. From the looks of it, she will define Standard for quite some time!
Thousands of players are participating in StarCityGames.com Open Series events, and many of them have posted tournament reports on various websites and blogs. Send us a link to what you wrote, and we’ll post it here!
If you want some tips on what to pick up for Innistrad’s incoming, Jonathan Medina is here to help! Here’s a list of the most important core and support cards from Standard.
Sealed Deck is a much maligned format for being bomb-oriented and “high variance.” But there’s a way to overcome Goliath. How do you beat bombs in Sealed?
With the full Innistrad spoiler yet to be revealed, Corey Gaudreau gives you some interesting deck ideas to start preparing for States, including the new Hero-Blade, Mono-Black Control, and Mono-Forests.
Joey and Bigheadjoe are joined by Frank Lepore to talk Standard, Modern, and Innistrad. What is the future of Modern? What are the standouts of Innistrad? What sitcom reminds BHJ of Joey? Listen in to find out!
Valeriy talks about helping his teammates prep for the Pro Tour in Philadelphia and cheering on his own from home. He also discusses Planeswalker Points, Modern, and Standard with Innistrad.
Mike Flores continues his crusade to get you out of your comfort zone, to get you to realize that maybe your preconceptions are wrong and that your deck’s matchup isn’t actually unbeatable and that card advantage is not the end all.
Hi, kiddo. This is your father. You haven’t been born yet (you haven’t even been conceived yet!), but Daddy is writing you this letter anyway to apologize to you.
In this episode we travel to Philadelphia to talk Magic with the game’s biggest and brightest stars. Pros, Hall of Famers, and R&D! We discuss Modern, Innistrad, Liliana of the Veil, Dismember & Misstep and more! Let’s go!
Brian Kibler explains his stance on the new Planeswalker Points system by Wizards of the Coast, and yes, how they help Magic more than they hurt it, and why this is what Wizards wants in a ratings system.
Bennie Smith makes movie references while creating Commander decks, namely one with Nin, the Pain Artist as the general.
Looks like we’re saying goodbye to Zendikar and M11 soon. What’s left from Scars and M12 that will become the new staples of Standard? Todd Anderson gives you his top 20.
