So You Want To Play Control?
Shaheen shares some control fundamentals for both players looking to pick up a control deck for the first time and long-time control enthusiasts like himself.
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Magical Resolutions
Hall of Famer Brian Kibler shares a few positive changes he wants to work toward in the new year. What are your Magical resolutions for 2013?
Who’s The Beatdown? (Control Edition)
SCG Standard Open winner Christian Valenti highlights the importance of knowing your game plan and making plays that stick to it in a control mirror match.
2012 In Review
Two-time Pro Tour Champion Brian Kibler looks back on the year 2012’s highs and lows—both for him personally and for Magic as a whole.
In Contention #107 – Beginner/Returning Player’s Guide To MTG
This special beginner-centric episode covers everything you or a friend might need to know about getting into or back into the game.
Reflecting On 2012
Four-time Grand Prix Top 8 competitor Sam Black reflects on his experiences playing tournament Magic in 2012 so that he can pass the lessons he learned along to you.
The Naughty List
Mike Flores, author of The Official Miser’s Guide, lists seven naughty sideboarding mistakes players commonly make and how to avoid them.
Success Starts Before The Tournament
Matthew Pratser, GP San Antonio finalist, writes about the importance of preparing for tournaments mentally. It’s not just about decklists and strategy! So feed your mind.
My 2012 In Review
Ari takes a look at the Magic goals he set for himself this year and what he accomplished, identifies important lessons he learned, and sets new goals for 2013.
Learning To Lose
Brian Kibler explains how you can deal with losing by learning valuable lessons from your losses using examples from his experience at Grand Prix Toronto.
Believing In Singleton Jund
Mike demonstrates how your decisions in Magic are all filtered through your belief structure using examples from helping a player at SCG Open Series: Vegas to playing a singleton Jund deck.
Believing In Singleton Jund
Mike demonstrates how your decisions in Magic are all filtered through your belief structure using examples like playing a singleton Jund deck.