Magic is constantly reinventing itself—it’s Sig’s favorite characteristic of the game. This week he shares his beginner’s mindset in exploring new avenues.
Limited
Rob takes a look at the early data from MOM, compares it with his experiences, and explains the format’s ten archetypes in this first look at March Draft.
The March of the Machines prerelease is here! Rob’s got the early scoop on Limited format tensions and dynamics, as well as the top 10 commons, ranked.
This week Rob takes a look at long at the data from SIR. What are the best builds for each archetype and what commons should we prioritize? Find out this week!
He has risen (from the tides)! On our final Adam Plays Magic, we’re slinging spells left and right in this sweet UR deck. Nothing can stand in our way.
Shadows Over Innistrad Remastered presents new and changing challenges. This week, Rob discusses early observations and the best approaches to the format.
Rob loves March Madness. Rob loves Limited Magic. Today, he takes readers through the Final Four teams, exploring what basketball and Magic have in common.
As the sun sets on yet another Limited format, Rob sends off the misunderstood ONE the way he always does: with a retrospective on its good, bad, and ugly.
Even ONE’s low-tier decks have potential… if we draft them right! This week, Rob demystifies salvaging draft train-wrecks, assessing trophies along the way.
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.
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.
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.
It took a week to figure out ONE Draft. Rob discusses the way we should approach our pods to improve win rates in this fast-paced and punishing CABS format.
