What We Learned
65,000 and 1,000,000
May 2, 2016
4 min to read
This week we look at some Magic data from Hasbro’s first-quarter earnings report
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Bloodlines
May 1, 2016
5 min to read
This week we finish the stories of Urza’s Saga block and setup the events that will make up the stories of the Weatherlight Saga and ultimately the Phyrexian Invasion
What We Learned
Platinum
April 25, 2016
6 min to read
This week we talk about the upcoming changes to appearance fees and the World Championship prize pool and how the math works out.
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Time Streams
April 24, 2016
5 min to read
When we left Urza he had survived confronting Gix thanks to the sacrifice if his only true friend, Xantcha. Now, years later he is the disguised Master Malzra, head of the Tolarian Academy.
What We Learned
Shadows Over Innistrad Prerelease League
April 18, 2016
6 min to read
Wizards has been doing great things lately with Magic Online. Sure there are still a lot of bugs and issues […]
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Planeswalker
April 17, 2016
5 min to read
This week we continue our 52 in 52 series with the aftermath of the Brothers War and Urza’s adolescent years as a planeswalker as he challenges Phyrexia for the first time.
What We Learned
Rotation
April 11, 2016
6 min to read
This week we talk about the rotation of the Modern and Standard formats and their impact on the wider community
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The Brothers War
April 10, 2016
7 min to read
This week for 52 in 52, Rich reviews The Brothers’ War.
What We Learned
Kickstarting Grand Prix Coverage with Rashad Miller
April 4, 2016
10 min to read
This week we talked to Rashad Miller about the GGs Kickstarter campaign to provide Grand Prix Coverage in Minneapolis later this year
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The Thran
April 3, 2016
8 min to read
This week we review The Thran in which we learn the origins of Yawgmoth and Phyrexia in our prologue to the story of Urza Planeswalker
What We Learned
Shadows Over Innistrad and the Storm Scale
March 28, 2016
7 min to read
This week we take a look at the mechanics of Shadows Over Innistrad and project their future placement on Mark Rosewater’s Storm Scale