This week Rob rekindles his love for old-school control as he analyzes looping in LTR. Find out how to build the deck that might be the best in the format.
The post A Beginner’s Guide to Looping: The Bath Song in LTR first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>We know black is powerful, but when are we supposed to go green in LTR? Rob talks about the differences in the colors and what green can offer you.
The post The Best Color, the Worst Color and Having a Plan in LTR Limited first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>Every Limited format holds a lesson. LTR's is about sequencing. This week, Rob considers optimizing sequencing in LTR Draft, especially with The Ring and amass.
The post The Ring’s True Power: Sequence Better in LTR Draft first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>It's not that Jeskai is bad, but Rob's found the wedge operates a bit differently than expected. Meanwhile, red continues to over-perform in LTR Draft.
The post The Secret to Drafting Jeskai Tempo in Tales of Middle Earth first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>It's time to preview Magic's first Universe Beyond set, Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth, examining new mechanics, archetypes, top commons, and more.
The post Big Picture and Little Details: Lord of the Rings Tales of Middle Earth first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>This week we bid farewell to March of the Machine with awards and rankings while reminiscing on our fond memories and discussing the lessons it taught us.
The post The Best of MOM: Lists, Rankings, and Made-up Trophies first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>MOM draft has been out long enough that the best colors and pairs are established. But after picking bombs in those colors, how do you know it's time to let go?
The post UB Trippin’: Knowing When to Abandon the Best Archetype first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>What if you could draft Arena for free... forever? Trophies are nice, but Par Magic pays the bills. Rob explains how to master this sensible way to draft.
The post Adventures in Par Magic: Going Infinite with March of the Machine Draft first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>Is Halo Hopper for real? Rob thinks so. This week, he lists and explores the key cards in this unlikely spin on convoke that's saving rare-light MOM drafts.
The post MOM Draft Deck Primer: Hopper Aggro first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>A draft format offers reliability in its commons, but variation at higher rarity. This week, Rob examines how to maximize deck-building in March of the Machine.
The post Here’s Hopping: Rhythm and Variation in March of the Machine first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>Rob discusses the most important commons in March of the Machine, when you should pick them, and how you should build your deck to optimize them.
The post MOM Is Still Limited: Common Logic in a Rare Format first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>Rob explores the struggling Battles archetype, discussing how we can get the most out of Magic's newest card type in a Draft format designed to stop them.
The post Battle Better: Blocking Tricks and Defeating Sieges in MOM first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>Rob takes a look at the early data from MOM, compares it with his experiences, and explains the format's ten archetypes in this first look at March Draft.
The post March of the Machine Limited: First Takes and Archetype Breakdown first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>The March of the Machines prerelease is here! Rob's got the early scoop on Limited format tensions and dynamics, as well as the top 10 commons, ranked.
The post March of the Machine: Format Dynamics and 10 Best Commons first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>This week Rob takes a look at long at the data from SIR. What are the best builds for each archetype and what commons should we prioritize? Find out this week!
The post Out of the Shadows: Diving into the Data of Innistrad first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>Shadows Over Innistrad Remastered presents new and changing challenges. This week, Rob discusses early observations and the best approaches to the format.
The post A Muddled Mixture: Competing Synegies in Shadows Draft first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>Rob loves March Madness. Rob loves Limited Magic. Today, he takes readers through the Final Four teams, exploring what basketball and Magic have in common.
The post March Madness Rooting Guide for Magic Limited Players first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>As the sun sets on yet another Limited format, Rob sends off the misunderstood ONE the way he always does: with a retrospective on its good, bad, and ugly.
The post The Best of ONE: Lists, Rankings, and Made-up Trophies first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>Even ONE's low-tier decks have potential... if we draft them right! This week, Rob demystifies salvaging draft train-wrecks, assessing trophies along the way.
The post All Will Be Won: Salvaging Bad Decks in ONE Draft first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
]]>Should the best colors be abandoned if they're overdrafted? Rob says no! Prioritizing synergy over raw power may prove key to staying in Boros.
The post Evolutions in Phyrexia: All Will Be One Limited first appeared on Quiet Speculation.
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