By Nicolai Herzog

No one ever gets away. Read more

By Chris Richter

Rules Tip of the Day: The number of cards in a player's library has always been public knowledge. When asked, your opponent must truthfully answer how many cards are let in his library. It is also acceptable for you to count the...

By Ben Bleiweiss

This week in Ben's Corner: What was hot at Grand Prix: Charlotte? Which great new rarities did we pick up at the event? What are the three Guildpact Mechanics?... Read more

By Julien Nuijten

When you talk to someone about Ravnica booster drafts in general, they will very often mention how bad it is to be the Boros drafter. I'm saying the Boros drafter... Read more

By Michael Nurse

Remember that crazy Urzatron deck from the Standard portion of Worlds? Well today the deck's designer and four-time South African National Champ tells you why he's pretty sure it's the best deck in the format. Read more

By Nick Eisel

This week I felt like taking a break from writing about Ravnica to instead tackle the release of Mirage on Magic Online. Read more

By Chris Richter

Rules Tip of the Day: Magic was originally created with an Ante rule. Technically, it sill exists now, but with the exception of 5-Color Magic, this option is not used that much, and it is not the default way to play. For those of...

By Julien Nuijten

When your buddy walks up to you after a round to check up on your result, do you think he's interested in the bad beat story? As Josh Ravitz always says, "Not... Read more

By Gadiel Szleifer

Gadiel admittedly failed to prepare much for Worlds, yet he still found himself in contention with one day left to go. How did the wheels fall off, how does... Read more

By Chris Richter

Rules Tip of the Day: When multiple extra turns are generated, the more recently created one will be taken first.

Q: My opponent has just resolved Haunting Echoes, and removed my graveyard from the game as well as most of my...

By Mike Mason

When I left off two articles ago, I had thrown together an Extended deck predicated on disruption. Despite the fact it had little or no testing, I wanted to create a starting point. Sure enough, it was - but it's far from an end... Read more

By Sheldon Menery

The floating head returns! Level 5 judge Sheldon Menery gives you the sweet and lowdown on the World Championship from the driver's seat: the World Championships... Read more

By Michael Bomholt

One of the more unheralded yet cool decks in Legacy is IGGy-Pop, a storm deck that abuses Ill-Gotten Gains to do filthy things to opponents. Today the deck's designer introduces you to his creation and then runs you through just what the deck can do. Read more

By Kenji Tsumura

StarCityGames.com is delighted to welcome freshly-crowned Player of the Year Kenji Tsumura to the writing staff. Today Kenji gives you the Japanese perspective on the deck that stormed Worlds and walked away with a World... Read more

By Mike Flores

Mike Flores has never been more on top of his game as a deck designer. For the last two years he has produced deck after deck that has turned in great results for... Read more

By Kelly Digges

It's rare that a submissionist comes along who writes well enough to make us promote them after only a couple of articles, but that's exactly what happened last week with Kelly Digges. Check out the funniest new writer on the site... Read more

By Nassim Ketita

An amusing report from the amateur Canadian who took Iggy Pop to a Top 16 at last month's Legacy Grand Prix. Read more

By The Ferrett

The Big Secret Of SCG is that its Editor-in-Chief stopped playing Magic almost eighteen months ago. I have retained enough knowledge from reading articles to know... Read more

By Chris Romeo

Chris wraps up his quest for a winning Mono-Black Control deck in Standard. Read more

By Julien Nuijten

Today, I’ll talk about an unorthodox method of turning a game around in your favor. Often referred to as Jedi Mind Tricks or bluffs, this is the kind of... Read more