John Dale Beety wonders how we can get back Worlds while being conscious of the finances of tournament organization. Who should be qualified? How do we bring back National pride? He considers the options here.
If you want to stick to control in Standard, Esper might be the way to go. Jeremy Neeman in particular is enamored with Elesh Norn, a trump not many decks can beat! Don’t leave home without this Praetor.
Which Reanimator targets are the best for your Legacy deck? Drew evaluates all the big fatty boom-booms we love to unearth and goes over matchup evaluations. Stay on top of Legacy for 2012.
Larry Swasey touches on Standard, Legacy, and Modern–all in one article! Find out why he went 4-0 in Legacy but 0-4 in Standard and what decks he’s looking into after the Invitational.
James Searles decided to travel the world in 8 weeks to qualify for Pro Tour Dark Ascension. Here you’ll find the beginnings of an epic journey to become a Planeswalker Points leader.
In this in-depth interview with Aaron Forsythe, we discuss Innistrad Standard, proactively banning cards, Organized Play changes and much more!
Ari Lax tries to play blue cards in Legacy, the ones everyone says are the best. He learns some interesting new things and comes out with some unique decklists before settling on an answer.
The Modern PTQ season is coming up, and if you want to stay ahead of the curve, try out these decklists from Ali and friends. There’s no better time to start testing than now.
Innistrad Block Constructed is a great format if you want to play all the wacky decks and win on Magic Online. The Self-Mill deck is one of the main archetypes, and AJ tells you all about it here.
Adam Prosak made the finals of the Invitational with his innovative Illusions deck after going undefeated Day 1! He recounts the event with all the fun details.
If you are looking forward to the next PTQ season, Todd Anderson has a treat for you! He recorded a Modern Daily Event with Reid Duke’s Jund list from the Magic Online Championships.
In today’s metagame, a resource denial deck like Pox is a great choice. So if you want to have fun playing Legacy while your opponent doesn’t, Pox could be the deck for you.
Patrick Chapin does what he does best: innovates. Standard is still ripe with possibility, and with Dark Ascension not too far away, it’s time to look to the future.
Noah Weil provides an overview of every uncommon in Innistrad from a Limited player’s perspective. See if you agree with Noah’s evaluations, and discuss in the comments.
Getting thrown into the Legacy waters without support can really throw a new player for a loop! Michael Martin retells his experience at the Invitational with Reanimator.
