This week Eddie circles back around to rotation to highlight Standard and Modern. He also provides a new way to keep tabs on cards he mentions in his articles with a public spreadsheet.

If you can predict metagame shifts, you can predict where the value lies. Adrian explains the value of thinking like a competitive player with some recent specs as concrete examples.

The full Rivals of Ixalan spoiler is out, and David is here to cover the interesting cards for eternal play from both strategic and financial perspectives.

Rob thinks it’s time to burn some willows with this card!

The new set means rotation, and that means picking up staples on the cheap. David looks at his current picks for the ex-Standard cards with the most potential.

Adrian’s back to revisit his rotation discussion from last month. Things are falling into place, and it’s time to start making some moves.

Rotation brings price dips, which means the time is ripe for buying. Brian looks at the best cards to pick up right now from the rotating blocks BFZ and SOI.

The makeup of current Standard can tell us a lot about what to expect come rotation. Guillaume looks ahead to consider which decks will survive intact or perish horribly.

Standard rotation is a month away, and Adam explains how the new metagame will look.

The best way to make money on the upcoming rotation is to be ahead of the curve. This week, Kyle begins a series aimed at helping MTGO speculators do just that.

Mike’s here today to break down the many options you have available for when you want to sell an entire deck.

This week, some cards from Commander 2017 were leaked three months ahead of the release, and Adam’s here to cover what we know and what it means.