How much of Modern’s “diversity” is really just the same strategies masquerading as different decks? David E. asks whether the numbers really do lie.

This week Adam Plays Magic is legen—wait for it—dary, with Esper Legends! These disruptive creatures will put the opponent on the back foot, then in the ground!

David S. returned from SCGCon Charlotte with a breakdown of opportunities for players, buylisters, and traders… and one group loses out quite a bit.

Should the best colors be abandoned if they’re overdrafted? Rob says no! Prioritizing synergy over raw power may prove key to staying in Boros.

Players are trying, but the metagame has proven resistant to challenge. With change unlikely, is Wizards intentionally deceiving Modern players?

Joe aka “Beardy” examines how modern Commander decks have evolved into stale slabs of staples. But as a longtime EDH player, can he really give it up for good?

The February Modern Metagame Update is here, and its data seems deeply at odds with the claims Wizards made about format win rates. What’s the real story?

Shadows Over Innistrad Remastered is coming to Arena! It brings a plethora of powerhouse cards to shake up Explorer. Adam is here to break down his top 5 cards.

Blue has had its struggles in ONE. This week, Rob looks at when to draft blue cards, what those cards want to be doing, and how to win with ONE’s worst color.

Joe aka “Beardy” talks about his modern-day trade for a Revised Edition dual land. Is it still possible to get chase reserved list cards on the cheap?

The Pioneer metagame isn’t changing post-Pro Tour. David E. believes that physics has the answer to why players seem unwilling to innovate or change decks.

David S. discusses the recent spike in cards for Urtet decks, as well as some juicy targets the speculators may have missed. Is it still early enough to strike?

With the Arena Qualifer Weekend on the horizon, Rob switches focus from Draft to explain the nuances of ONE’s Sealed format in a best-of-three environment.