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2,533The start of what will (hopefully) be a series of articles showing some interesting decks from MTGO over the past week.
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2,533I was fully prepared to cover another sweet deck this week but instead I have a more personal piece. How do you react when you got through a rough time of Magic? Do you want to give up or do you endure? Take a look as I discuss the slump.
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2,533With Dredge taking a hit from bannings, it is time for Living End to return to the Modern metagame!
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2,533In this Episode, Brad and Christian look at the most recent 5-0 dump for pauper deck ideas!
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2,532After revisiting my decklist it was time to try it out. Vintage players do not have the luxury to play anytime in a League as other format players can. So I had to try my luck with a scheduled event instead.
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2,531It is good that eternal formats are getting some attention but there are some areas that should be looked at for the long term health of these formats.
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2,530Have you ever been in a relationship that you just KNOW is wrong for you, yet you can't seem to get away from it? That is what Shadowmoor limited is to me.
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2,529Written report of the matches with Gr Kessig Robots in a 8 man queue.
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2,529This week we take a look at a pet project of mine, a Budget Blue/Red Commander deck that I call "Beg, Borrow, and Steal."
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2,529Have you ever wanted to see the most hated deck in Modern, well it appears I have it for you in this weeks article. Read on to find out why along with decks for Legacy and Vintage.
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2,528Walkerdog takes a detailed look at a Green White strategy to use in the Classic format. You'll get a decklist, and one of Walker's trademark walkthroughs, this time featuring his newest deck against Stifle Nought. Check in will you?
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2,528Join me in an In-depth interview of Mr. AJ_Impy about his double Achiement in Tribal Apocalypse.
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2,527A look at my slightly different version of Pauper staple, UR Delver.
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2,527It's my 36th birthday, so I might as well play something that reminds me of when I was 17.
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2,527New year, new set, NEW ME! and along with 2020 comes one of the coolest sets ever revisited and enchanted for your enjoyment!
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2,526Follow along as Chris takes his favorite deck archetype into Pauper queues, explaining all gameplay thoughts and sideboarding strategies!
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2,526Join Shane as he runs through another Vintage Cube draft from beginning to end, drafting a deck he has never tried before in this format. Can he go 3-0 again this week?
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2,526Join Shane for his final Hour of Devastation draft before the new set releases. In addition, he presents the final Hour of Devastation "What's the Pick?"
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2,525Hammy is back with all the muck that's fit to rake in this edition of State of the Program. V3 is live, let's take a look!
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2,525Hammy talks about the all the news that is fit to talk about on MTGO in today's podcast!
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2,525Casper explains the differences between tactical and positional play and how you can use them to get ahead!
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2,525A new series in which I'll help players new to Commander establish a collection but also highlight some neat deck concepts and unique Commanders. In celebration of Kaladesh coming soon to MTGO we'll take a look at the Nalaar couple in the commander environment! However, the goal is to keep the ticket costs low and the competitiveness high. We'll set the initial limit to 30tix and as we go from week to week I'll see how low I can get the cost down by converting the previous week's deck
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2,525Massive creatures stomping through your sleeves, mutating to even bigger stupider creatures and even GODZILLA? Guess this is art.
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2,524Come see how one of my favorite underappreciated cards can do in a deck built to maximize it!
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2,524It's Friday! XLN and RIX redemption at (temporarily) back. We have had Standard GPs, and the metagame is slightly more diverse. Plus we have news, prices, deck tech and more - and Pete admits he might have been wrong about Nexus of Fate. That's so you will trust him when he says printing new Modern legal cards in Modern Masters will be fine. It's all just a click away.
