This week Erik takes a deeper look at the impacts of Online Legacy going forward, as well as checks the impacts of the recent announcement!

Join me on a trip through my head and into the world of whatever I happen to be playing. This week, the first installment in my articles on Classic Tribal wars. Look at the green side of the spectrum and what those meddling elves are doing in their spare time.

I want to look at a few cards that are not here yet. Wizards has spoiled an Eldrazi card. It worsks wonderfully well with a few cards - one in particular - from Urza's Saga. The result is a deck that *might* make it in Classic, but certainly will in casual. Before that, though, I'll look at all the options for playing the deck in Standard.

Each week I'm taking a deadly sin and combine it with a Magic deck. For this week's sin, I want to play the most powerful cards of Standard together in a deck. They should not only be powerful but also expensive, big and flashy. Color requirements do not concern me. This week I'm craving for endless power in Standard. Curious what this is all about? Then come on in to find out.

This week we take a look at the last remaining color, blue, and what it brings to the Enchantment Table. Check out the decks that these enchantments inspired as we see if we can make our opponent's sing the Magic blues.

A glimpse at paper Magic, some thoughts about the next few months of MTGO's economy and much more!

In this installment, we examine the cards not online that would be... problematic to put online in some way. Expansion symbol checkers, difficult programming challenges, un-PC names, we examine some of the forbidden fruit of the Magic world.

This first article will examine some of the mechanics that just got a little to far away from actually playing the game of Magic, and ended up with the whole mechanic banned from tournament play. Ante, Sub-Games, and Flip Onto the Table cards don't think of themselves as banned - they're just too cool for the rest of us and we couldn't handle them anyway.

This week we take a look at what is offered to us by green enchantments. In honor of this double thought I present you two different mono green decks! One of which can even be put together for only $16! You'll have to read to find out more.

This go around, I present a tool to help you work offline when you cannot log into MTGO. You can browse the entire card pool available online, reference card legality across multiple formats, track your inventory, and build and archive deck lists. Enjoy.

Great information from WotC this week, as well as crazy new card from Rise of the Eldrazi!

A dream come true, Worldwake has given us the tools to make our Polymorph decks viable. In a format dominated by aggro decks like Jund, RDW and "Boss-Naya", its time to bring out the big guns and go for combo/control.