While it’s pretty clear that Mental Misstep is the best Legacy card in New Phyrexia, what is next on the list? Patrick Chapin talks about GP Providence and the upcoming SCG Invitational. Will Stoneforge Mystic take over both formats?
In this week’s Cube Holistic Wisdom, Usman talks about having an on-deck binder and how it’s a useful tool to have for those who have cubes and Commander decks.
AJ Sacher’s first episode of AJTV was inspired by Day9’s Starcraft commentary; he reviews various matches and focuses on playing against Standstill in Legacy and the differences between Team American and BUG Control.
Getting frustrated by the variance in Magic is a common experience for many players. But what would Magic be like without that randomness? Would we even still be playing the game today?
Brian Kibler travels, tests, and brews for 5 different formats across 11 cities across the globe. He gives you a look at his plans for the Legacy GP in Providence as well as what he thinks of Standard and Limited with New Phyrexia.
Jeremy Froggatt tells you a little more about himself and his struggles with ADD (and thus, with deadlines) and then takes you step by step through an alteration of the Legacy staple, Force of Will.
In our daily lives and in Magic, we face problems that need to be solved. The first step? Asking better questions. Mike provides examples of what he means and how we can better understand formats by breaking them down.
Bennie discusses some community issues, including the banning of Stoneforge Mystic vs. Jace, the Mind Sculptor as well as the viability of Overextended vs. Modern vs. Extended. In addition, read about the Hawkward deck.
Valeriy Shunkov is here to kill the mockingbird, bird that’s been terrorizing the format for months. Is the age of Caw-Blade finally over, and is Splinter Twin the new deck to beat?
The guys are joined by Michael J. Flores to talk about why Splinter Twin Combo will eventually dethrone Caw-Blade as Standard’s best deck and why the current Standard format is potentially the best in Magic’s history. Be sure to download both parts!
AJ Sacher’s first episode of AJTV was inspired by Day9’s Starcraft commentary; he reviews various matches and focuses on playing against Standstill in Legacy and the differences between Team American and BUG Control.
Getting frustrated by the variance in Magic is a common experience for many players. But what would Magic be like without that randomness? Would we even still be playing the game today?
Brian Kibler travels, tests, and brews for 5 different formats across 11 cities across the globe. He gives you a look at his plans for the Legacy GP in Providence as well as what he thinks of Standard and Limited with New Phyrexia.
Jeremy Froggatt tells you a little more about himself and his struggles with ADD (and thus, with deadlines) and then takes you step by step through an alteration of the Legacy staple, Force of Will.
In our daily lives and in Magic, we face problems that need to be solved. The first step? Asking better questions. Mike provides examples of what he means and how we can better understand formats by breaking them down.
