After not touching Modern in the latest B&R announcement, Aaron Forsythe took to Twitter with a trove of valuable insights. David dissects their implications.

Adam finally gets a life (gain trigger) with GW Company, a Historic deck featuring an infinite Heliod combo and more Squirrels than you can shake a stick at.

Do you want to own a card from one of Magic's oldest, most valuable sets, without spending an arm and a leg? Sig shares where to find the cheapest options.

There was a lot going on in the multiverse this week. Today Paul takes time to cover some of the Magic news you might have missed.

This week Andrew looks at replacement effects. What are they and how do they work? He dives into the basics and then explores some weird dark corners.

Beardy takes a look at some multi-player Magic formats that play well with a Commander spin. Is one of these right to shake up your next Commander night?

Five members of the Quiet Speculation team got together to talk about Tuesday's Banned & Restricted update in the first Quiet Conversations podcast.

Francesco examines the quotations of English-language author Samuel Coleridge, one of the most quoted authors from Alpha. On what other cards did he appear?

Adam burns down the competition with the hottest deck in Alchemy, Mono-red Dragons. This deck is fast, hard-hitting, and tons of fun.

The more things change, the more Burn stays the same. David reviews the striking anomaly of Burn's enduring power in the context of post-MH2 Companion Modern.