This week Adam gets all fired up with Fires of Invention! Let’s make the most of our mana by circumventing it entirely. The best spells in life are always free!

David E. notices a troubling trend among Omnath decks: they’re warping and converging further. The common thread? Risen Reef is better than everything!

QS is stoked to welcome Rob G. to the team to cover Limited. Here, Rob outlines the rules of engagement for surviving the mean streets of New Capenna.

Has anyone else noticed how older booster box prices are through the roof? Why is that?

This week Paul finds inspiration for improving his Magic game from his other hobby: cycling. What lessons from the sport of cycling can be brought to Magic?

Joe aka “Beardy” talks about some rules conundrums that can occur in casual games of Commander and how to work through them as a table.

Andrew looks at a fiddly Commander deck and the niche rules it relies on. What do you need to know to surprise your friends with this deck next Commander night?

David Schumann reminds us to question our assumptions about a card’s speculative potential, lest our desire to see patterns leads us astray.

Francesco continues his study of the philosophies of the colors in Magic. This week he looks at the color blue. What defines a blue card?

Adam brings a RB sacrifice deck out to play, starring Oni-Cult Anvil. This archetype has been killing it in every format, and Explorer is no exception.

David E. explores a curious trend among Modern’s top decks: they’re ALL Affinity! Here’s how to beat their strategy of blitzing G1 and powering through hate.

After receiving a Twitter question about Collectors’ Edition, Sig shares his most recent take on the set.

There are numerous transforming double-faced cards in Magic these days. Andrew examines some of the common, and not-so-common quirks of these cards.