Sword of the Meek hasn’t put up the performance that many of us expected it to in Modern. Perhaps this leaner build of Grixis Control could turn that all around.

Delirium is poised to make a big splash in Modern off the back of Traverse the Ulvenwald. Sheridan discusses how to build the decks and the potential financial winners.

David introduces the concept of forecasting as it applies to Magic finance, and illustrates with a simple example on the future price of Tarmogoyf.

Looking for some sweet Modern decks to play in a Modern without Twin or Bloom? Check out the sweet lists that Ryan Hipp has been working on!

Oath of the Gatewatch brings <> mana to Modern, along with many new synergies waiting to be explored. Sheridan is here to highlight key speculation targets that could rise after Oath’s release!

Mike touches briefly on the return of Rally Combo at GP Brussels before diving into Modern. The format is sporting no dearth of innovation these days, and Mike is here to keep you appraised before GP Pittsburgh!

The new Jace is the hottest breakout card on the MTG market, but it’s not all Standard hype. Jace is just realizing his Modern potential and the ceiling is high on this powerful planeswalker.

Mike takes a look at the Modern metagame coming out of SCG Charlotte, where a large number of Origins cards made their impact felt.

Brian DeMars introduces his brainchild Magic variant, the Danger Room. He shares his current list and the philosophy behind it, before looking at Origins for new additions.

Julian Biondillo looks at an interesting deck in Modern that has been around for a while but stays mostly off the radar–mono-black Eight Rack.

If you like durdling with cantrips but aren’t a blue mage, then Glissa, the Traitor is the Tiny Leader for you!

With Treasure Cruise banned, Dig Through Time is seeing more Legacy play. If you’re looking to play the full four Digs, then this Grixis list is for you.