Brian Kibler explains his stance on the new Planeswalker Points system by Wizards of the Coast, and yes, how they help Magic more than they hurt it, and why this is what Wizards wants in a ratings system.
Bennie Smith makes movie references while creating Commander decks, namely one with Nin, the Pain Artist as the general.
Looks like we’re saying goodbye to Zendikar and M11 soon. What’s left from Scars and M12 that will become the new staples of Standard? Todd Anderson gives you his top 20.
Reid Duke wants you to be ready for GP Montreal this weekend, featuring M12 Limited. If you need some quick tips for drafting or building sealed decks in this fast and furious format, take a look.
Jonathan Sukenik talked about going infinite on Magic Online last week, but he wants to clarify some misconceptions about Magic Online and how it can help/hurt your game play.
As I posted on Twitter, the previous weekend was my last Caw-rah. I found little reason to play anything else. However, Legacy posed a real question—what deck do I play?
Carsten Kotter predicts that in a year or two, Legacy will not have any viable linear-strategy decks. It’s not just Mental Misstep’s fault either! Read why hybrid is the way of the future.
States is coming up, and Brad Nelson couldn’t be more excited! With Innistrad’s release just weeks away, he dives into the deckbuilding process with the latest spoilers.
Sheldon shares food adventures from Philly and his stories of much gaming at the venue. Check out notable Plays of the Week and his ratings of his own EDH decks by both quality and fun.
A tournament report for 7th place at the SCG Legacy Open in Atlanta 2011.
Tezzerator creator Kenny Oberg got together a powerful Pro Tour team to test for Philly, and they came up with a super-fast B/G Poison Shoal list that sported turn-2 kills 30% of the time! Read about the deck and Modern.
rk post is one of iconic artists of Magic, famous for works like Ichorid, Avatar of Woe, and Voice of All. Look at this comprehensive look into his Magical art history and get your cards signed at the Indianapolis Open!
Drew plays a “choose your weapon” game by presenting you with… well, Legacy weapons. Which one of these 60-card decks should you be taking to your next SCG Open?
Sean McKeown helps a reader out by giving him some advice on what to do about that tricky Commander, Vish Kal from the new Commander decks. Check out this W/B beast!
The real key to winning the tournament is you—i.e. your physical and mental status before and during the event. Reubs gives you some helpful hints and tips and polls for some opinions.
