In the penultimate match, facing Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa, Drew Levin has to make a choice: to draw and play out next round or play now and risk defeat against one of the best? Find out, and read about his 10th-place U/W Control list.
Ari Lax, a master with Legacy Storm, recalls his matches with incredible detail, featuring interesting plays against a variety of matchups. If you think you have the chops to pilot Storm, consider it this weekend at the SCG Open and Invitational.
There are always lessons to learn from our betters, and Dan Barrett shares things he learned from players like Paul Rietzl, Tom Martell, and Matt Sperling, while observing them in their matches. Sometimes it’s the subtle things.
Abe Sargent pulls out random, bad rares from a box and makes decks out of them! Try it yourself, and see what kind of creative ideas you can come up with. Here are Abe’s examples…
Standard is one-half of the equation for an Invitational Top 8 this weekend, and only the most studied players will earn a berth. Glenn€™s got your metagame breakdown!
For old times’ sake! Noah Weil rejuvenates his draft series with a Saga Magic Online draft, in video format. Follow along his picks and criticize him in the forums (don’t hold back now!).
Brian Kibler features Junk in Legacy, a format he’s just starting to get into. If you want to jump into Legacy with Brian Kibler leading the way, watch these videos and head to the Open this weekend in Indianapolis.
Sheldon has some fun with Cromat and Kresh the Bloodbraided. And don’t miss next week, as Sheldon will write one article for each day featuring the new Commander product. Don’t miss his exclusive previews!
In the penultimate match, facing Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa, Drew Levin has to make a choice: to draw and play out next round or play now and risk defeat against one of the best? Find out, and read about his 10th-place U/W Control list.
Ari Lax, a master with Legacy Storm, recalls his matches with incredible detail, featuring interesting plays against a variety of matchups. If you think you have the chops to pilot Storm, consider it this weekend at the SCG Open and Invitational.
There are always lessons to learn from our betters, and Dan Barrett shares things he learned from players like Paul Rietzl, Tom Martell, and Matt Sperling, while observing them in their matches. Sometimes it’s the subtle things.
Abe Sargent pulls out random, bad rares from a box and makes decks out of them! Try it yourself, and see what kind of creative ideas you can come up with. Here are Abe’s examples…
Standard is one-half of the equation for an Invitational Top 8 this weekend, and only the most studied players will earn a berth. Glenn€™s got your metagame breakdown!
Jon Medina covers the three dimensions of card pricing: the perceived value, the retail value, and the cash value (or buy list value). How do you leverage these 3 different dimensions for maximum gain? Let the financial guru show you.
The big question for this weekend’s StarCityGames.com Invitational is, “How do I beat Caw-Blade?” Gavin Verhey helps you answer this question by presenting you with four decks that can (spoiler: one of them is Caw-Blade).
