By Andrew Healy

What considerations do you need to take into account when designing a deck for multiplayer? An excellent introductory article on the format! Read more

By Andrew Grant

Evan Read states that he wants to win... But does he really? He wants to go out there and win with his squirrel monstrosity. That is equivalent to saying"I want to go win the Boston Marathon, but I'm only going to do it if I hop on one foot." Read more

By Gis

Solitary Confinement is in play and so is Nefarious Lich. Does an attacking creature trigger the Lich? Read more

By Evan Read

You've started caring about the game, and the cards you play really are sexy and wonderful. But, like the sexy and wonderful person that you get serious about, now you... Read more

By Don Morway

I was so convinced that U/G would be most of the field along with monoblack that I really didn't want to play it despite the fact that I thought it was very good. I... Read more

By Jeremy Muir

Looking for a White Weenie deck that is downright consistent, does the same thing every game, but doesn't seem that boring to play? Sure, it probably won't go 7-0 at your... Read more

By Geordie Tait

Geordie 8-0'd the Grand Prix trial the night before Cleveland... But what decks did he go through before that precious night, and what lessons did he learn about... Read more

By Abe Sargent

I wanted to build a fun, competitive deck for the occasional MOL foray. And it had to be cheap. Surprisingly, the answer came in the form of an Invasion draft, and it's a blazingly-fast deck for those who want to goof around... Read more

By Styfen Batten

Okay, folks - the Onslaught spoiler list is out, and the first reviews are already hitting the editor's desk. Styfen continues his tradition of above-average reviews, however, starting off with White... And the question he asks is, do you really want to build a Cleric deck in... Read more

By Gis

"Hey," asks a judge-needing reader,"How do I properly announce the abilities of multiple Spurnmage Advocates, targeting the same cards? I know you can do it, but I'm not sure how." Gis knows! Read more

By Patrik Linell

After twenty-four active judging time in thirty-four hours, despite my feet hurting like hell, despite it being hard work, despite the horrible prices of England, despite... Read more

By Darren Boyce

Newer players who abandon building their own decks and focus instead on obtaining the cards for and learning to play proven netdecks only delay their mastery of the game.... Read more

By Adam Fischer

...And when you have a spreadsheet that lists all matchups on Day 2 of Grand Prix Cleveland, as well as another spreadsheet that requires all matchups, you might want some insight on how to use this amazingly powerful tool! Adam Fischer shows you how he created the Matchup... Read more

By Sam Zitin

They say every rose has its thorn, every up has its down, and every tricky controlling blue strategy has its chaotic, balls-to-the-wall red strategy. In our case, Tinker was the controlling strategy, and Wildfire is pure chaos. Read more

By Gis

Okay, there's some strategy in here, including whether you can Mirari a Burning Wish to get your original Wish back... But there's a more important question! Namely, can you use the 6x9 Promotional cards in a legal deck? Read more

By Adam Fischer

Adam Fischer is a madman. He loves stats - and to track the OBC metagame, he's collected 2,500 matchups from Worlds, Grand Prix - Sapporo,... Read more

By Jay Costello

#5. Tired of Wizards Orwellian denial of Magic related web-sites that don't fit their mold of non-confrontational mentalities.
#4 Translation of Number Five: I would...
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By Daniel Crane

Personally, I think that morphing is going to be a staple in decks of the new Standard environment, and that will only proceed to make morphing better. Read more

By Justin Branum

Basically, have fun if you are going for fun regardless of who or what deck you play - just don't expect everyone to be there for fun. Read more

By Oscar Tan

How do you tweak"The Deck" against aggro? Oscar goes over your sideboarding options when playing Magic's most complex deck! Read more