This deck is extremely flexible and has a unique game plan. It can play as a control deck and quickly gear up to be a combo deck. Only time will tell, but I believe this will be yet another viable and competitive option in the Vintage metagame.
Jon Agley takes a financial look into Hasbro’s inner workings and lays out how to make an argument to keep Worlds to the big wigs upstairs.
Steven Belledin has painted such great works as Surgical Extraction, Duress, and Exotic Orchard. John Dale Beety helps you out if you’re looking to buy a new piece to hang on your wall.
Drew’s next focus is on another deck without Islands! How refreshing. Read his take on Mono-Red Goblins as well as why it’s well-positioned for the current Legacy metagame. Tune it for the St. Louis Open in a few weeks.
Pat Cox took an extended trip to GP Santiago where he played the role of Magic player and tourist, seeing sights in between building sealed pools. For some Limited tips and sweet pictures, check out this fun article.
Jeremy Neeman, winner of GP Sydney, has a few words on Innistrad Limited as well as Standard. Read why U/B Control is not good in the format right now as well as a few words on the latest OP changes.
Magic is a game full of tall tales and outstanding oral tradition. Brian DeMars makes sure these five stories are etched into the Hive Mind—some of the best games in Vintage, as told by Brian DeMars and Paul Mastriano.
Ari Lax puts his own spin on the Organized Play changes and their effects, focusing on Magic: The Gathering’s long-term health.
Ari Lax thinks it’s time to update Legacy aggro decks to meet the new metagame. 2011 is not 2010. Find out how to evolve Goblins, Merfolk, Zoo, and Storm for the St. Louis Open a few weeks from now.
Pauper is a fun, competitive format largely played on Magic Online. With Innistrad, one new major player has emerged in Delver of Secrets, allowing for an array of new aggro-control possibilities. Check ’em out.
Sean McKeown asks: Should Ad Nauseam be banned in Commander? He takes up the challenge and builds the deck to break this incredibly powerful Legacy staple.
Sam provides valuable insight into the Innistrad Limited format before GP San Diego, giving opinions on overvalued and undervalued cards, answering mailbag questions, and noting that, yes, the Curse of the Bloody Tome deck is real.
Pete Ingram continues to evolve his Wolf Run White deck featuring Mirran Crusader. Here’s the latest look plus matchup guide for the deck. If you’re looking for something a little different, Pete shares a Heartless Jund deck he’s working on.
Now available on Select! Patrick Chapin explains the importance of high-level competitive Magic to the community and why he cares about the recent Organized Play changes and the message they seem to carry.
Cubers will soon face a crisis on their hands as Wizards releases more and more planeswalkers. How do you plan on solving this issue in your cubes, and which planeswalkers will have to get cut?
