Reigning US National Champion Ali Aintrazi wants to play with his new toys (Christmas comes early!). He builds all his favorite archetypes including U/B Control, Reanimator, and Grand Architect. Who says blue isn’t the best?
If you love fun, swingy casual multiplayer formats, Type 4 is probably right up your alley. But make sure you balance your stack so you have enough ways to control the opponent, too!
With Drew busy brewing Legacy decks with Mental Misstep banned, Ted Knutson takes today’s reins and answers a common question he gets: how to speculate on any given card.
Sheldon brings on a guest writer, Cassidy McAuliffe, for this week’s Embracing the Chaos. Cassidy discusses the trials of trying to play Commander while at a huge event like Gen Con.
Hello, Legacy fans! Even with Mental Misstep in the format, Aggro Loam was an effective strategy; now, it looks even better! Generate massive card advantage and mana-screw your opponents.
Bing Luke, or prolepsis9, is a MOCS champion and quickly rising star both on Magic Online and in real life. This video series is more for sport, but who doesn’t love a good Battle of Wits?
Michael Caffrey, Legacy enthusiast, plays out some games both pre- and post-sideboard with a Zoo deck against Stoneblade. These videos will surely enlighten you to some of the finer points in this fundamental matchup.
The winner of Vintage Champs brings you a thorough history of the Dredge archetype and the directions for Dredge in the future. Find out why Bazaaring is such a strong strategy in the most powered format.
Dan Barrett dishes out some quick thoughts on: Planeswalker Points and FNM, a night of drafting at home, and the most infuriating cards in Innistrad Limited.
How do you find the cracks in a deck or in yourself as a player? As a person? Ali Aintrazi addresses how you can patch up the holes in your deck or find and exploit those in your opponents’ decks.
Over a decade ago, Adrian Sullivan created a mono-green deck. Today, cards like Dungrove Elder and Omnath, Locus of Mana provide even more benefit for loading up on Forests! Check out this Standard deck for upcoming tournaments.
Kaizen is a business concept about continual improvement using careful, in-depth analysis of a business model and its processes. How can we apply this to our cubes to make them the best they can be?
The new Liliana in Innistrad is only the second three-mana planeswalker on the planet, so how do we evaluate her? Patrick Chapin gives us the breakdown. From the looks of it, she will define Standard for quite some time!
Thousands of players are participating in StarCityGames.com Open Series events, and many of them have posted tournament reports on various websites and blogs. Send us a link to what you wrote, and we’ll post it here!
If you want some tips on what to pick up for Innistrad’s incoming, Jonathan Medina is here to help! Here’s a list of the most important core and support cards from Standard.
