Patrick Chapin’s review of Innistrad today includes 16 decklists made possible only with Innistrad. Whether it’s Werewolves, Dredgevine, or Solar Flare, Patrick is always on top of the latest innovations. Pick one up for Indy!
The upcoming PTQ season will be Innistrad Sealed, so buckle up, and join Jon Agley to dive into the Limited format. Try building your own deck from this pool!
John Dale Beety discusses the Innistrad flavor paradox, showing us some great examples of horror tropes and references within the cards, and a new decklist with Heartless Summoning and an Affinity Legacy deck.
With cards like Snapcaster Mage and Skaab Ruinator, Legacy is getting plenty of love. With the absence of Mental Misstep, things look a lot better for brewers. Check out what decks get a boost in Innistrad for the SCG Open in Indy.
Innistrad looks like an extremely exciting new Magic expansion with extremely powerful cards that will have an immediate and long reaching effect on even the most powerful of MTG formats. See what Brian DeMars has to say.
Ari Lax and AJ Kerrigan team up to give you this history and overlook of Legacy Storm decks. They provide you with lots of great options for this weekend’s Legacy Open in Indianapolis, so sleeve up!
Sean McKeown reviews Innistrad for Commander, and it looks like a spicy one. Four great commanders, a bunch of ways to produce and enhance tokens, and graveyard interactions€”something for everyone.
Reid Duke has made two Grand Prix Top 8s this season and is currently 17th in the race for Planeswalker Points. Today, he shows you G/W Tokens, a deck ripe for the new Standard format debuting at SCG Open: Indianapolis this weekend!
Alex Ullman loves Pauper online as well as playing his Pauper cube. In this article, he reviews all the commons for both these formats and explains how this Eternal format will be forever changed by Innistrad.
Adam Prosak introduces some intriguing new possibilities in the format. He combines Heartless Summoning and Grand Architect, and then builds a couple Burning Vengeance control decks! Look here for ideas for SCG Open: Indy this weekend.
Tim Landale gives you three rules he follows when buildnig a deck for States, and given his good record, he knows what he’s talking about! Find out why Tim tends to avoid aggro and what deck he’s excited about for States this time.
Reid Duke made Top 8 of GP Montreal! Read about how he got there using his sealed pool and three drafts, as well as some great stories that took place along the way.
Patrick Chapin’s three-part set review will contain all you need to know for deckbuilding in Innistrad. First up, updating old Standard archetypes with new cards like Geist of Saint Trast, Heartless Summoning, Champion of the Parish, and more.
The value of a card can be highly unpredictable. It’s these cards that Jon Medina focuses on today: the too highs, the too lows, the overrated and the underrated.
Gavin approaches Innistrad on the beatdown/midrange axis, looking for cards to fit into these archetypes for Modern. What does he find? A BUG deck for Liliana, a mono-black discard deck, and tons of ways to use Snapcaster Mage.
