By Adam Grydehoj

Last time I looked at Mono-Green Aggro, I suggested that it was an excellent metagame option against Tooth and Nail and MUC. I loved Molder Slug as if it was a barely-clothed, barely-legal slice of cheesecake and my name was Chris... Read more

By Pugg Fuggly

Magic's favorite cartoon bartender wraps up another excellent week on the Daily with the rallying cry, "Bouncelands are people too!" or something similarly drunken... Read more

By Nathan J. Xaxson

Landstill doesn't make Top 8, but still produces a respectable finish. Solidarity hated out. Suicide Black Revisited makes it to the final. Flame Vault is awesome... Read more

By Mike Flores

Flores puts a new Zoo variation through the flames of battle and discovers that it might just be a very solid contender for the PTQ and Worlds metagames. Read more

By Brian Greenway

The truth is I'm actually getting to the point where I can hang with the best players I play with regularly. I don't win all the time, but I win my share and I don't sit down thinking that I'm going to lose anymore either. They respect my opinion and my game. That's the good news.... Read more

By Chris Pikula

The man on the Meddling Mage takes you behind the scenes on the deck development for his B/W homebrew at Philadelphia and then details the story of yet another... Read more

By Seamus Campbell

Ask the Judge, 11/18/2006: Feature Friday

Odds and Ends

A few thoughts on Ravnica draft and sealed, a nod to Chris Romeo's Ultra Rares, and an interesting...

By Jim Ferraiolo

So, I have to come up with five short articles that have to be between eight hundred and one thousand words in length. I can feel free to let the funk flow at any... Read more

By Chris Romeo

Romeo embarks on his adventure to turn the Boros precon deck into a lean, mean, winning machine. Can a few minor card substitutions create a bona fide winning deck? The answer might just surprise you. Read more

By Chris Richter

Rules Tip of the Day: When multiple cards would go to a player's graveyard or library at the same time, the owner of these cards can determine the order that they are arranged.

Q: In a multiplayer Chaos game, player A resolves a

By Pugg Fuggly

Sorry, but those of you looking forward to my Bounceland draft walkthrough are going to have to wait another day. I know, it's torture for me too. At least I get the opportunity to tie up a few loose ends, as well as some that... Read more

By Kelly Digges

It's rare that we get an article this amusing, particularly by a submissionist. Therefore I demand that you read it right now, oh ye few readers who know enough to scroll all the way down the page to the Humor section. We'll even... Read more

By Dominick Riesland

A well-written and even moderately amusing look at some of Ravnica's more peculiar rules issues. Even Ravnica experts can learn a thing or two this time from Mr.... Read more

By Julien Nuijten

Julien Nuijten is "The Champ" for at least a couple more weeks and he's not letting the world forget about it, nabbing two Grand Prix victories in the last three months. Today Julien discusses his Extended Psychatog build (complete... Read more

By John F. Rizzo

The most controversial writer in Magic produces more of the same, except completely different stuff from yesterday in his quest to explain where he's been, where he's going, and how he came up with his latest Extended creation. Read more

By Pugg Fuggly

So this is the one where I wade into an honest-to-goodness draft queue and force that five-color thing I so relentlessly promoted. Does the deck live up to the... Read more

By John F. Rizzo

Johnny "hasn't played Magic in five years" Rizzo takes his homebrew to the first Extended PTQ of the year. How does the man do when battling against the likes of Mouth and the legendary Go Anan? The answer is inside... somewhere. Read more

By Tiago Chan

One of the more interesting decks that no one noticed in Los Angeles was a deck called Crazy Pedro, an aggro deck designed by last year's Extended Pro Tour winner Pierre Canali. Tiago Chan made Day 2 with the deck and says that... Read more

By Chris Richter

Rules Tip of the Day: Permanents with protection from a quality cannot be targeted by spells with that quality, or by abilities whose source has that quality.

Q: If I play Mana Short on my opponent, can he then tap his lands and...

By Stephen Menendian

It will take some time to unpack and understand the results of Grand Prix: Philadelphia. Two Goblins decks, one Lion's Eye Diamond/Auriok Salvagers combo, three aggro-control Threshold decks, a Black/White disruption deck, and a... Read more