Todd Anderson qualified for Nagoya with Caw-Blade and feels that New Phyrexia is bringing about the beginning of the end… Caw-Blade is here to stay but will look drastically different to fight new decks like Pyrotwin.
Thursday, May 5 – For you Phyrexia lovers, Brian Kibler brings you more Infect videos. This deck is Kibler’s baby, so try it out for yourself at SCG Open: Orlando and see what the fuss is.
What are the trumps in the Caw-Blade mirror match? Gerry Thompson, Level 8 in the SCG Player’s Club, has the answer. Make sure you have this tech for StarCityGames.com Open: Orlando!
Not every good deck in Standard needs Jace, the Mind Sculptor, and New Phyrexia brings along with it many viable options. Adam Prosak, StarCityGames.com ringer, brings you 3 builds to consider for SCG Open: Orlando.
Todd Anderson qualified for Nagoya with Caw-Blade and feels that New Phyrexia is bringing about the beginning of the end… Caw-Blade is here to stay but will look drastically different to fight new decks like Pyrotwin.
Sheldon Menery discusses the cards from New Phyrexia he believe will see play in Commander, notably Melira, Sylvok Outcast. Infinite persist!
Ben Lundquist reveals his Legacy tech for GP Providence early. He ran this Dark Depths build at StarCityGames.com Open: Boston and wants to share it with you!
Reid Duke helps you find a deck for Legacy, a format so open and complex that it can be hard to find your footing. If you’re attending GP Providence or SCG Open: Charlotte, let Reid help you pick out a Legacy deck.
Harrison Greenberg made Top 32 of the Standard Open in Charlotte and the Top 8 of a Draft Open, earning five more points for his journey to Level 8. He also reminisces about his first major finish in Charlotte.
Patrick Chapin talks about Myr Superion, Immolating Souleater, and Moltensteel Dragon in Standard. Could these cards hit it big? How do we evaluate cards like these, the likes of which we’ve never before seen?
Sheldon Menery discusses the cards from New Phyrexia he believe will see play in Commander, notably Melira, Sylvok Outcast. Infinite persist!
Ben Lundquist reveals his Legacy tech for GP Providence early. He ran this Dark Depths build at StarCityGames.com Open: Boston and wants to share it with you!
Reid Duke helps you find a deck for Legacy, a format so open and complex that it can be hard to find your footing. If you’re attending GP Providence or SCG Open: Charlotte, let Reid help you pick out a Legacy deck.
Harrison Greenberg made Top 32 of the Standard Open in Charlotte and the Top 8 of a Draft Open, earning five more points for his journey to Level 8. He also reminisces about his first major finish in Charlotte.
Patrick Chapin talks about Myr Superion, Immolating Souleater, and Moltensteel Dragon in Standard. Could these cards hit it big? How do we evaluate cards like these, the likes of which we’ve never before seen?
