In this first installment of a multi-part article, Francesco examines quotations from Chinese literature, mostly represented by the set Portal Three Kingdoms.

What does a Nobel Prize-winning physicist have to do with Magic? What is the Feynman Technique and how can you use it to teach others Magic? Paul investigates.

Inspiration for a new Commander deck can come from anywhere. Beardy shares how he came to build around Minsc, Beloved Ranger, and what went into the deck.

David’s been on a hiatus from Magic recently. What brought it on? What’s he been up to? He’s here with the answers, and what’s reignited his Magic spark.

Having explored Greek and Latin quotations, Francesco turns his attention to examining the six quotes from Arabian Nights in Magic flavor text.

Paul’s looking ahead to 2022, with some wild predictions about the future of Magic. What’s in store? Put on your tinfoil hat and join him.

Francesco continues his exploration of the use of classical literature in Magic flavor. This week he looks at Latin authors and draws some conclusions.

Watching his wife play poker helped Paul unpack problems with his mindset after a disappointing finish at the Store Championships. What did he learn?

In Magic, small decisions make a big difference. Daniel looks at how to identify and make those small decisions so they add up to large advantages.

Sometimes Commander players need a goal beyond winning to maintain fun and competition. Beardy shares some ideas to spice up your next Commander night.

Do classical authors show up in Magic flavor text? Francesco explores some quotations from Ancient Greek works that have appeared on Magic cards.

The Alchemy format has Paul excited for the future of Magic Arena. Today he shares his qualms about the Arena economy and looks at ways it could be improved.

In casual Commander, *not winning* is not the same as *losing.* Beardy explores how to fix both ideas at once and enhance your Commander experience.