If you enjoy Legacy Miracles, then Shu Yun might be the leader for you.

Speculators have made good money on Tiny Leaders and Dragons these last couple months. But trends will shift as we approach the launch of Modern Masters 2015. Read on to see how Sigmund is preparing himself for the changes ahead.

David Schumann checks in with the Stock Watch for February 22, 2015, for an overview of Magic finance and an analysis of the the biggest gainers and losers.

Khans of Tarkir has made its impact felt in eternal formats, and Modern is no exception. Mike Lanigan surveys the decklists from GP: Madrid to see how Modern is evolving to incorporate the new cards.

Ryan dissects his thoughts on the Legacy cards currently being overplayed and underplayed in the post-Khans environment.

This week Ryan follows up his previous article discussing Legacy Burn on MTGO with another Legacy list that has an edge against the most popular decks in the virtual field.

Adam explains the art and science behind transformational sideboards using two historic combo decks, and discusses how the strategy applies today. Don’t miss this article!

When it comes to the topic of sideboarding, you have to prepare for almost anything. Ryan highlights some strange scenarios and offers insight into the question “What do I do when…?”

Ryan takes a break from Pauper discussion to explore a fundamental aspect of deckbuilding: coherence.

Modern Masters has been hyped as a value-laden set, and many people are cracking it for singles. Carl Szalich crunches the numbers to see if such a practice yields positive EV.

Modern Masters is flying off the shelves, with supply likely to wane soon. David Schumann asks what cards to pull out of binders during this window of opportunity.

Jared Elick is still actively trading for Modern cards he believes are undervalued. Modern Masters will not reprint everything, and staples command consistent prices on the trade floor.

Mathieu demonstrates the profit to be made from the turnover of old cards, using two of his recent transactions as illustration.