More Ways To Win – Exploring Limited And Standard With Innistrad
Ashley Morway takes you step by step through her process of building a deck for States (the 2011’s). Afterward, she lends you a few Limited tips for you PTQ grinders.
Ashley Morway takes you step by step through her process of building a deck for States (the 2011’s). Afterward, she lends you a few Limited tips for you PTQ grinders.
National Champion Ali Aintrazi is saddened by the overwhelming number of aggro decks doing well in Standard, but perhaps now that the metagame is more established, he can brew up some sick combo/control decks for Nashville.
Sheldon tries to build a Commander deck around The Mimeoplasm with a focus on milling, controlling the opponents’ creatures, and Zombies. He hits a stumbling point in the middle and asks you the reader for feedback.
This article written by Jon Becker, originally published in 2003, is one that deserves a rereading every year. SCG Classics brings you one of the best articles on improving your Magic game.
Here to break open Daybreak Ranger’s potential in Standard is the DailyMTG Building on a Budget columnist and SCGLive commentator, Jacob Van Lunen. This deck is designed to take down SCG Open: Nashville this weekend.
In our latest installment Gerry Thompson and I discuss every red card in Innistrad!
There are 3 major Legacy players in Innistrad, and while I talked about Snapcaster Mage last week and will talk about Liliana of the Veil next week, I want to give Past in Flames its own article. Such an incredible card deserves nothing less.
The first Standard Open of the Innistrad season found its champion in a familiar archetype: Mono Red Aggro. Will it see continued success this weekend in Nashville?
Reuben speculates on which old cards from Standard will see a huge boost from Innistrad, which will no longer see play, and some that he has no clue about. Last time’s polls brought in some interesting responses. Don’t forget to vote this week!
I had this one chance to stop history from repeating itself. I had to prove that those who dominate live MTG can’t push around us online grinders! And for that one match, I was the old reiderrabbit again, defending my home turf.
Welcome back, fellow cube-thusiasts. For today’s Cubers Anonymous, join me for some cube stories as we gather round the campfire made from Commander decks. (Just kidding! Far too much ink.)
In our third installment Gerry Thompson and I discuss every Black card in Innistrad! Let’s go!
This is an article on Innistrad Sealed Deck, which is the format of the next PTQ season, so sit up and pay attention. You want to go to Hawaii, don’t you? Well then, you need to build every pool you can lay your eyes on!
Ari Lax hates pick orders. Instead, he lays out what each color looks like from a curve perspective and what the average deck will look like. This breakdown is invaluable for those looking to attend Sealed PTQs for PT Honolulu.
Innistrad has a lot of cube potential, but choose wisely, cubers! Usman Jamil reviews the new set for upgrades to the cube.