Brian Coval made Top 64 with his incredibly unique Legacy deck, brewed by Doug McKay… Food Chain! The deck can plow opponents with Vengevines, as well as combo into an Emrakul on turn 3. Try it yourself at SCG Open: Denver.
With New Phyrexia out on Magic Online, Anton Jonsson can pick up the boosters and show you how to draft with the new set and how the dynamics change with New Phyrexian mana! Watch these draft videos and see what you can learn.
Brian DeMars qualified for the Pro Tour by making top 16 of the Legacy GP in Providence. He jumped on the Stoneforge Mystic, Batterskull, and Mental Misstep plan early, and it paid dividends.
Sheldon will be talking about the new WotC Commander product all week this week, one article each day! He kicks off with an exclusive new preview, a legendary Elemental in an enemy wedge.
With humor and grace, Ali admits: the GP was not a successful event. However, he’s learned from his mistakes and set aside Metalworker for Ancestral Visions. Check out the brewmaster’s plan for the Invitational.
Even Patrick Chapin has to admit that if you can’t beat ’em, you should join ’em! For those who think Splinter Twin or Vengevine is where you want to be in Standard, Patrick shows his hand. Caw-Blade is the most dominant deck of all time!
Bennie Smith enjoys a trip back to Mom’s and continues his love affair with Glissa, the Traitor by devising a Standard deck with an artifact creature theme, including hits like Spellskite, Necrotic Ooze, and Fauna Shaman.
Jonathan Medina has a cool new deck to show you from the GP Providence grinders that might affect the price of an obscure rare from Urza’s Destiny. Should you pick them up?
Gavin Verhey talks about one of the most common mistakes players—even you—make when it comes to deckbuilding: playing too few lands. Gavin explains why, in today’s Magic, more lands is usually the right answer.
Sheldon will be talking about the new WotC Commander product all week this week, one article each day! He kicks off with an exclusive new preview, a legendary Elemental in an enemy wedge.
With humor and grace, Ali admits: the GP was not a successful event. However, he’s learned from his mistakes and set aside Metalworker for Ancestral Visions. Check out the brewmaster’s plan for the Invitational.
Even Patrick Chapin has to admit that if you can’t beat ’em, you should join ’em! For those who think Splinter Twin or Vengevine is where you want to be in Standard, Patrick shows his hand. Caw-Blade is the most dominant deck of all time!
Bennie Smith enjoys a trip back to Mom’s and continues his love affair with Glissa, the Traitor by devising a Standard deck with an artifact creature theme, including hits like Spellskite, Necrotic Ooze, and Fauna Shaman.
Jonathan Medina has a cool new deck to show you from the GP Providence grinders that might affect the price of an obscure rare from Urza’s Destiny. Should you pick them up?
Gavin Verhey talks about one of the most common mistakes players—even you—make when it comes to deckbuilding: playing too few lands. Gavin explains why, in today’s Magic, more lands is usually the right answer.
