Channel Fireball

Frank Karsten does the work for us in finding a slew of viable decks that focus on playing a turn one creature.

Paulo Vitor Damo Da Rosa talks about some obvious elements of Magic that will make you facepalm after he points them out.

Martin Juza talks about Sultai and explains some “unconventional” choices that he thinks he’s going to take to Mythic Championship Cleveland!

Brian DeMars talks about MTG Arena, old school magic, and how the game is going to continue to be awesome for years to come.

Mike Sigrist talks about the Pros and Cons of testing for a Mythic Championship on MTG Arena VS MTGO, and talks about what he likes about both platforms.

Reid Duke talks about the six pillars to consider when building decks for Ravnica Allegiance Standard. He gives examples of each one from well accomplished players such as Jim Davis, Caleb Scherer and Wyatt Darby.

Gabriel Nassif talks about the what he thinks is the best Guild in Ravnica Allegiance Draft: Orzhov. Gabe talks about what the best cards are at each rarity for the black and white deck, and gives his opinion of the main staples of the Guild.

Matt Nass talks about the new Simic Climb deck in standard and offers a sideboard guide if you want to give it a shot for yourself at your next tournament.

Brian Demars talks about how to accurately assess your gameplay and how to take the right information from your results whether they’re good or bad.

Andrea Mengucci thinks that the addition of Pteramander to the Izzet Drakes deck might have been what the deck needed to push it all the way to the top of Standard.

Andrea Mengucci talks about how to make Golgari Midrange better by adding a splash of blue for some flying Jellyfish-Hydra-Beasts.

Will Jonathan talks about Ad Hoc Rationalization, how we are all susceptible to it, and how to avoid it in Magic.

Tobi Henke talks about some data driven conclusions about Modern after the banning of KCI and also how some new cards from Ravnica Allegiance could “light up” the format.

Reid Duke talks about how Assassin’s Trophy is a solid choice in any format, but something caught his eye about it that he hadn’t considered before...

Tobi Henke talks about a crazy Best-Of-One deck for Arena that takes a lot of time to play...meaning, it takes all the turns. The creator of the deck took it to rank 24 Mythic, and Tobi gives us some tips on how to pilot this crazy brew.