The Obliterator champions team draft, makes a few insults, and is super sore from Pilates followed by basketball (though he makes no mention if this in his article).

This week we take a look at the Modern Event Deck, the M15 Card Frame, the Magic Coin, more sexist satire, Grand Prix Prague, and SCG Open Orlando. It was a wild week in the Magic community and we’re going to get you up to speed on everything you need to know.

Zac has a few tricks up his sleeve and its thinking about unwrapping Gifts for GP Richmond.

Hunter runs it back on the first Limited format he ever played competitively.

Tony explores Theros Sealed and the dark side of Planeswalkers.

Following through with a resolution, Tim unveils the first two (non-Miracle!) Legacy decks he wants to try.

This week Shawn takes a week off from playing Standard to talk about the exhausting process of buylisting, complete with a how-to guide and some tricks of the trade.

Zach breaks down how the addition of a small set—something that hasn’t happened a lot in recent years—changes an existing Limited format.

Jess examines what we get when we choose a token general. Then she looks at one of her own token decks, Ghave, Guru of Spores, and talks exponential math with Doubling Season and newcomer Primal Vigor.

Since its inception in 1996, the Magic World Championship has been the premiere MTG tournament at the highest level of the game. This year though, StarCity Games has overhauled their tournament circuit which culminate’s in the SCG Player’s Championship. What does each one offer to fans and players alike?

Matt feels like Magic is slipping away from him—again. Also, some art!