Cash-Money In Indianapolis: A Combo In Two Formats
Jon Agley made 27th at the StarCityGames.com Invitational last weekend, with two decks he barely played with before! Read about his thoughts on U/R Twin and NO RUG.
Jon Agley made 27th at the StarCityGames.com Invitational last weekend, with two decks he barely played with before! Read about his thoughts on U/R Twin and NO RUG.
Richard Wirth likes running underplayed decks and doing well. He’s been testing a Semblance Anvil deck that can cast huge monsters like Titans, Elesh Norn, Sheoldred, and Consecrated Sphinx—if you love the fatties, check this out…
Dave needs to turn his StarCityGames.com store credit into a deck to take down the StarCityGames.com Open in Denver, and he’s looking at three budget options to do so.
For those who are complaining about Mental Misstep warping Legacy, fear not. You just need to learn how to beat blue decks! See what Carsten Kotter has to say about the format.
The newest preview card from the Commander decks is one that will put a stranglehold on your opponents! No more all-you-can-search or infinite-turn games and a way to keep your foes honest.
Matt Elias tracked down four Dredge players who made top 32 at Grand Prix Providence with Dredge and interviewed them, asking them about the strategy and its position in the Legacy metagame, now that Mental Misstep is everywhere.
Bo King discusses the meaning of fun and what WotC should do to make new sets even more fun. If it’s fun to explore new strategies, should WotC do more to promote the underplayed and off-the-wall ones?
If you’re looking for a relatively cheap and fun format to get into, try Block Constructed! The Block Pro Tour is coming up this weekend in Nagoya; follow along and get acquainted with the major pillars of the format.
Check out this awesome, high quality video by Inside The Deck about StarCityGames.com Open: Louisville and about the SCG Invitational and Open Series.
The newest preview card from the Commander decks is one that will put a stranglehold on your opponents! No more all-you-can-search or infinite-turn games and a way to keep your foes honest.
Matt Elias tracked down four Dredge players who made top 32 at Grand Prix Providence with Dredge and interviewed them, asking them about the strategy and its position in the Legacy metagame, now that Mental Misstep is everywhere.
Bo King discusses the meaning of fun and what WotC should do to make new sets even more fun. If it’s fun to explore new strategies, should WotC do more to promote the underplayed and off-the-wall ones?
If you’re looking for a relatively cheap and fun format to get into, try Block Constructed! The Block Pro Tour is coming up this weekend in Nagoya; follow along and get acquainted with the major pillars of the format.
Check out this awesome, high quality video by Inside The Deck about StarCityGames.com Open: Louisville and about the SCG Invitational and Open Series.
Wilson Hunter made Top 8 of GP Providence with a Painter Grindstone deck, featuring Mental Misstep and Goblin Welder. The deck is a perfect metagame choice for a Merfolk-heavy field, so consider it for this week’s SCG Open in Denver.