StarCityGames.com Open: Orlando proved that the Deceiver Twin combo is a real contender, putting 4 into the top 16. Todd examines the Grixis version of this deck and provides some updates for anyone interested in Twinning in Louisville, KY.
There€™s only one more StarCityGames.com Open Weekend before the Indianapolis Open featuring the Invitational. Whether you€™re looking to lock up that invite or just earn some cash, step up to bat in Louisville!
Reid Duke, or reiderrabbit on Magic Online, asks you, “Which colors do you play?” Junk decks in Legacy can play the best cards out of any color. Reid goes over all the flavors of Junk and why you should consider it for SCG Open: Louisville.
Gerry Thompson designed the two best decks in the room for both the Standard and Legacy portions of StarCityGames.com Open: Orlando—Darkblade and U/W Control with Mental Misstep. Will they remain top dog this weekend at Louisville?
In a world where creature decks are completely outclassed by combo and control, sometimes it’s right to just take all the best elements and combine them. The RUG Master brings you his latest in RUG technology for dominating Louisville.
StarCityGames.com Open: Orlando proved that the Deceiver Twin combo is a real contender, putting 4 into the top 16. Todd examines the Grixis version of this deck and provides some updates for anyone interested in Twinning in Louisville, KY.
There€™s only one more StarCityGames.com Open Weekend before the Indianapolis Open featuring the Invitational. Whether you€™re looking to lock up that invite or just earn some cash, step up to bat in Louisville!
Abe Sargent returns to StarCityGames.com after his hiatus! Check out his extensive archives. Today, he covers Type Four, a fun, infinite-mana format. Try it out at your kitchen table.
Drew Levin is a StarCityGames.com Grinder on track for Level 8 in the SCG Player’s Club. He and Gerry Thompson made 4th and 2nd place, respectively, with a U/W Legacy deck at SCG Open: Orlando. Find out if it’s a good choice for Louisville.
This article is, in fact, two articles in one. In the first, John Dale Beety presents the cutest creatures in Magic of all time—from Beebles to “Lemures.” In the second, he discusses an alternative history of Commander (with contest!).
Sheldon comes back to one of his older Commander decks—Rith, the Awakener with a Soldier subtheme—and decides to flesh out the deck. If you want a fun deck that makes gobs of tokens and attacks for a bunch, check this out!
Abe Sargent returns to StarCityGames.com after his hiatus! Check out his extensive archives. Today, he covers Type Four, a fun, infinite-mana format. Try it out at your kitchen table.
Drew Levin is a StarCityGames.com Grinder on track for Level 8 in the SCG Player’s Club. He and Gerry Thompson made 4th and 2nd place, respectively, with a U/W Legacy deck at SCG Open: Orlando. Find out if it’s a good choice for Louisville.
This article is, in fact, two articles in one. In the first, John Dale Beety presents the cutest creatures in Magic of all time—from Beebles to “Lemures.” In the second, he discusses an alternative history of Commander (with contest!).
Sheldon comes back to one of his older Commander decks—Rith, the Awakener with a Soldier subtheme—and decides to flesh out the deck. If you want a fun deck that makes gobs of tokens and attacks for a bunch, check this out!
