WR Stax

This week Aaron discusses Stax, another old favorite that he puts his own touches on.

Markov Manor

This week we take a look at the marketing campaign Wizards kicked off for Shadows of Innistrad, and how it would have been ruined by unofficial spoilers.

Ashes of the Sun

This week we review Ashes of the Sun, the seventh of the original Magic the Gathering Novels, written by Hanovi Braddock, and featuring Minotaurs, Goblins, and a human caught in the middle

Eldrazi in Legacy

This week Kate reviews a new Mud Eldrazi deck she’s been running in Legacy.

Card Kingdom

Lightning-fast shipping, exceptional customer service, unique MTG products, and general awesomeness since 1999.

Five-Color Colorless, Part 2

Jess goes back to working through her build process for Five-Colorless Eldrazi.

Snoozing Through Standard

Carrie was sick last weekend, so she laid in bed watching Standard at Grand Prix Houston. Mostly she slept. Read why!

Just Playtest Modern

Zac tells WotC, “YOU HAD ONE JOB!” and that was to playtest new cards in Modern.

Modern Sucks So I Played Standard This Weekend

Shawn takes a break from Modern and plays a Standard PPTQ.

Megamorph, No More!

Megamorph is the worst regarded mechanic of all time. Why? We know, furthermore, this can be a good thing!

Leap Year

This week, in honor of leap day, we take a look back at the past four years and how Magic has changed dramatically since February 29th 2012.

The Prodigal Sorcerer

This week we review The Prodigal Sorcerer, the sixth of the original Magic the Gathering Novels, written by Mark Sumner, and featuring the lore of everyone’s favorite blue wizard.