Come see what happened at last weekend's GP that was held in my hometown of Philadelphia. Read about the ever-shifting Extended metagame, and find out who triumphed from the field of 970 players.

This week we take a look at how tiebreakers are calculated. You'll be glad MTGO does it for you. The meta is of course also looked at as usual.

My Heirloom series with this article covering both the constructed events and sealed league. I shine a light on a sophisticated search engine for Heirloom cards, announce a new Heirloom Godfather and award a new media contributor award.

It's Friday. Pete looks at news, tech, prices, and more. He has also donned his fireproof suit to ask whether MTGO should have a pop-up saying "Your opponent is streaming this match. To watch the stream, click *here*." Please respond in the comments.

Sometimes you can't help yourself, and when you get into both a writing-zone and a celebrating-the-holidays zone they converge like Alara's maelstrom and whammo, you have a second holiday article. This one required research, and is a deck that finds magic cards that are applicable to weird, strange and traditional holiday celebrations across history and the globe.

In his first article of the new year, gwyned returns to his original Standard Pauper Izzet Delver deck and takes it for a spin in the Just For Fun room. After the link you'll find a recap of his original list, a quick summary of his recent changes to the deck, and videocasts from two matches. Enjoy!

Follow along in an 84 Zendikar draft with the most in-depth walkthrough writer in Magic.

Today Shard looks at the remaining cards in Worldwake that may make an impact in tribal play.

We are getting closer to crunch time for the MTGO Community Challenge Cup. Four writers for PureMTGO, plus four other community leaders, are going to be facing off against a team of eight Wizards of the Coast employees. The constructed formats are Standard and 100 Card Singleton - both unified, meaning that the four-of / one-of rule applies across all decks. This deck building challenge is insane, and we need your help.

This week I'm on a mission to prove that casual budget Magic isn't trash Magic. My format is Standard. My limit is $10,00 per deck. My aim? To storm the Casual Room of course! I don't care about interesting decks or cool card interactions; all I care is winning. But can it be done with such a small budget? This week dear readers, I'm answering you that question.

We take a look at some old favourites coming back in M10, and shape tribes around their new types.

This article goes through the Pauper Perfect Storm, we will understand how the deck works from the inside. This is useful if you're about to take up the deck or if you want to "know your enemy". I am back at playing sanctioned events, which I did more constantly at the beginning of the year. Now the meta has slightly changed, so I'm recording 2men queues to get back on tracks.