When Nexus of Fate was first spoiled as the buy a box promo, a lot of players and MTG Finance people were rightly apprehensive of the power level the card would likely produce. I saw it as a way I could try and leverage a really cool deck that harkens back to the Modern format Awaken Taking Turns deck. But seeing as we don't have Awaken, what's the next best way to make an extra turns kills deck? Behold, Taking Turns!

We have many theories on why certain cards are better in limited, but we lack empirical data to actually test any of these hypotheses. Surveying data from more than a thousand players online, I tracked all the commons in Zendikar to see whether the contributed to wins or losses. In this series, I publish the results and check to see which of them are statistically significant. Today, we begin continue with blue and find out just how strong all of those two power flyers are in the format.

It's Friday! M19 is on MTGO, and out in paper. M19 cards are appearing Standard and other formats. In other news, Wizards is doing more with their Twitch page, and you can now have alcohol at sanctioned events. We have the usual news, prices, deck tech and more - and Pete lists the five most important Bannings in Magic history. It is all just a click away.

This week I continue digging out the good stuff of M11. What do the angry mountains, the dangerous forests and the colorless robots of M11 have to offer us? Answers are all inside.

Coverage of the Invasion block Flashback drafts continues with a look into the individual cards of Invasion block, as well as an overview of the archetypes. Plus, get a first look at Modern Masters 2017 previews, as well as exciting Treasure Chest news.

In this continuing series of articles, gwyned explores the winning decklists from each week of the PRE MPDC. This week, gwyned explores endless recursion and a mass of removal with Mikkelinski's build of a Standard Pauper classic - BW Control. Check out the link for a quick analysis of the decklist and a video-cast of its matchup against 4 Color Control.

Find out what decks were played in Standard, Zendikar Block, and Pauper last week.

I had a lot of fun playing with Dream Halls "back in the day." I'm going to try to put together a deck that abuses this wonderful enchantment without going into massive debt.

FFfreakslittlebrother actually does have an older brother. FFfreak is this week's Community Profile sees the elder Freak sit down for a chat with me. Want to see what he top eighted with this week? Click the link to find out!

There are thousands and thousands of common rarity creatures. These five are the cornerstones of Pauper. Come check out why these five outshine the rest.

If you are getting married, the bride will want something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. If you are playing in the Pauper PE, all you have to worry about is something BLUE.

What do Karrthus, Tyrant of Jund and Emrakul, the Aeons Torn have in common? Read more to find out!