The Hall Of Fame
Sam Stoddard explains the current issues with the Magic Hall of Fame and its voting process, including the uselessness of the Players Committee and the gaming of the system.
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Innovations – Things Can Be Different This Time…
Caw-Blade seems to be picking up more steam as the season picks up, but is that the end of the story? Patrick Chapin doesn’t think so. Read this article for ways to change the narrative.
SCG Cincy Standard Open *2nd*
Matt Farney took second place in Standard in Cincinnati with Vampires! This deck is a great choice for a creature-based metagame, and as Valakut and Twin lose ground, Vampires may be primed to strike.
Going Infinite – How To Grind A Mox
Jon Medina provides some examples of trading at buylist pricing and how to initiate it and carry it through. In this article, he acquires a Mox Ruby and trades it away for a sizeable stack!
Flow Of Ideas – Perspective
Try stepping into someone else’s shoes! What does the world look like from the eyes of the opponent on the other side of the table? These brief stories show you what it’s like.
Yo! MTG Taps! Episode 73 – The Real Caw Bladey
Joey and Bigheadjoe examine the results of SCG Cincinnatti and our summer metagame for Standard. Should bannings be a regular thing? Should WotC do away with Prereleases entirely?
Behind The Curtain – Brotherhood Of Steel
There are three Steel decks on the block that are making waves in Standard: Caw-Blade, Puresteel Paladin, and Tempered Steel. Don’t miss the Quest for the Holy Relic Puresteel hybrid build that 3-1ed a Daily Event!
Resurrecting The Bogeyman, Part 2 *1st With Caw-Blade*
Tim Pskowski’s epic tournament report, filled with good beats, a sideboarding guide for Caw-Blade, and more, cannot be missed. Make sure to read Parts 1 and 2 for the full lowdown on Caw-Blade and its new face.
Flores Friday – Homicides And Drive-bys
Mike Flores commits murder with his 187-filled G/W Birthing Pod deck. You get value when things come in and when things go out. Try it out after reading this primer and watching his videos, and consider it for SCG Open: Seattle.
Too Much Information – Cincinnati Standard
Is the sky falling? Glenn Jones thinks not; check the Standard data from Cincinnati to find out about the health of the format, as well as what’s doing well and what’s doing poorly.
Sorceries In Seattle
This weekend, Seattle plays host to a StarCityGames.com Open Weekend like no other. Join @SCGLive on-site or follow the online coverage!
The Dragonmaster’s Lair – Tezz Gambit
Brian Kibler talks about Standard as he sees it: why people may be underestimating Red, what’s a better gambit than Jace Beleren, and how to update Tezzeret for the latest metagame.
You Lika The Juice? Unpacking The Devour For Power Commander Deck
Bennie unpacks the Devour for Power Commander deck with The Mimeoplasm at its helm. The goal is to keep the staples, keep the core of the deck, and replace the chaff with better cards! What do you think?
Constructed Criticism – Attacking For A Million
With Cincinnati in the books and Caw-Blade once again taking home the trophy, where do we go from here? Todd Anderson thinks Caw-Blade is the new Jund, a deck that can be beaten with a better plan. One of these ways is Twin combo!
Legacy Top 8 At SCG Open: Cincinnati With Athens Blue
Reuben Bresler made 6th place with a Mono-Blue Control deck at the Open last weekend in Cincinnati. Why is this deck a mighty fine choice for the upcoming Opens in Seattle and Pittsburgh? Find out in this tournament report!