The MTGO compensation policy is seriously lacking, and it’s been causing a bit of a stir in the community lately. It’s been a long time coming, and a change needs to come.

MTGO, Hearthstone, and SolForge each handle the in-game clock differently. Who does it best?

Danny Brown scours the spoilers from Khans of Tarkir for Modern playables. So far only a few are jumping out, but they may well make their impact felt.

Matt Sperling and Paul Reitzl recently posted a spot-on takedown of MTG digital products. They ask an important question: what was your breaking point?

Cryptozoic responded to WOTC’s lawsuit regarding Hex: Shards of Fate. Which company makes a better case?

Let’s discuss a couple of the templating changes made by the editing team in Khans of Tarkir.

We knew about the rare and uncommon fixing already, but now we’ve got common fixing for Limited. Check it out!

Mardu Charm looks sweet! And perhaps a little reminiscent of the Eye of Sauron.

So many of these new cards seem to allude to older cards. Check out some of these comparisons.

The role of real estate has changed a lot, evidenced most strikingly by the unanticipated behavior of shock lands last year. Danny Brown looks at fetches in light of the new paradigm.

Join Danny as he puts way too much thought into a very small detail: fetchland or fetch land?

The raid mechanic looks promising for limited play. Here’s some early impressions on the Mardu’s ability.

The khan of the Abzan Houses is here! Is it good, though?