Corbin Hosler breaks down what overlooked cards from the last two sets are actually casual gold!

Ryan introduces dURdleMorePlease.dec, a UR control deck that utilizes Standard’s new card drawing body.

Corbin Hosler makes his predictions for Magic 2013 in his usual, profitable set review and Prerelease Primer!

Sigmund reveals how Magic has helped him cope with a challenging time during childhood, and how being emotional about Magic can sometimes be a good thing. As long as it is kept in check.

Back to form, Carlos discusses a combo deck that animates lands and puts them on the chopping block. How does one win after ‘geddoning oneself into oblivion? Read on to find out.

Zendikar was a set designed around the theme of explorers and adventurers discovering ancient secrets and powerful treasures. The set was packed full of treasures, literally – the Hidden Treasures promotion by WOTC inserted iconic, expensive and rare old cards into a small set of boosters. Players could open an Underground Sea or a Candelabra of Tawnos; they might open Guardian Beast or crack Black Lotus. Zendikar was full of treasures inside the set, too; the Allies were like Slivers, growing with every new one.

Future Sight was the third set in Time Spiral Block and it was full of all the busted elements you could imagine. The Development team decided to look at how Magic would appear at some point in the future, perhaps in an alternate universe. We saw keywords like Delve that haven’t appeared since, along with cards like the Pacts that revisited ideas on just what you’d pay for a “free” spell.

Future Sight is also full of money. Don’t lose a dime of it; read the article!

Carlos pays tribute to a fallen friend in a Basilisk-laden Commander deck!

Corbin Hosler explains why “Value” is not something to be afraid of when trading, and tells you why you should always ask “What do you value this at?”

Commander and tribal decks don’t mix, right? See what Robert says about finding your spirit animal (favorite creature type) and going to town with your favorite friends small or large!

This week, Doug takes us through Legions, the first all-creature set in Magic. While it was oriented mainly to casual players, Legions had some tournament success and still retains some valuable cards. Click in to see what the Slivers sell for!

With the wildly popular Commander decks preselling out everywhere, Ryan Abcede gives us a quick overview and breakdown of the biggest movers in singles. Looking to step up for the Commander release? Get all the details you need inside!