Look Hu’s Talking – US Nationals *3rd*
Haibing Hu will be attending Worlds as a member of the US Team after making third at Nationals. How did he get there? Read his story and report.
Haibing Hu will be attending Worlds as a member of the US Team after making third at Nationals. How did he get there? Read his story and report.
Legacy is such a deep format that you always have tons of options. If you feel like you can’t compete without Force of Will, Gene gives you five decks that can. So jump into Legacy now! It’s always a good time.
Gavin knows what’s up. After extensively working Overextended, he has a good idea of where Modern stands. He presents 18 different archetypes that will likely fundamentally shape the format.
Joey and Bigheadjoe discuss the results of US Nationals and the events of Gen Con. Were the bannings effective? Also: Looking ahead to Innistrad, and Joey’s Hall of Fame ballot!
Reid Duke is bringing back some incredible, underused cards in Standard back to the forefront. He went 6-2 in Standard at Nationals with a Jund deck with some crazy ones… Sarkhan the Mad, anyone?
With so many options in Standard, why is it so hard to pick one of them? Mike Flores is having trouble finding a deck for this weekend. Are we sure that banning Stoneforge and Jace was the right thing to do?
Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of the Magic Show. This week we’re live with Player of the Year Brad Nelson to talk about Gen Con, Nationals, From the Vault: Legends, Innistrad and more!
Brian Kibler has a new deck, heads up! His Nationals deck was based on the G/W deck from the Japan Nationals Top 8 that few people seemed to take seriously. Check out his developments to the now R/G deck for breaking Caw-Blade.
Bennie loves brewing! This week, he tries to make a ton of Zombies with Zombie Infestation and Treasure Hunt in Standard; then he brews up a Damia Commander deck with the textbox-heavy Ice Cauldron. What does it even do?
Ashley outlines five steps you can take to keep yourself from letting games slip through your fingers. Being confident is great for your game; what about being too confident? If you want to improve as a player, take these words to heart!
The National Champion opens up and talks about his beginnings in Magic, his history as a rogue deck designer, how his friends all discouraged him from his constant brewing, his stubbornness, and his final breakthrough.
Find out what you can do to circumvent Caw-Blade; play a deck that can beat it, not join it. Todd Anderson elaborates on the decks in Standard with a fighting chance.
Tim Pskowski takes a good look at all the things he could’ve done to improve his chances at StarCityGames.com Pittsburgh. Learn from this man! He made these mistakes so you don’t have to.
Mike Hornung defied all expectations and won the Vintage World Champs with a Dredge deck (with Sun Titan!). Read how he challenged the opposition, how he sideboarded in each game, and why Bazaar of Baghdad is a real card.