2010 February 15 by squire1
Ctrl-alt-win
"The game" is checking you out.
Wrath of the Comprehensive Rules, 2UU, Sorcery- Confuse target player.
The bad, the boring, and the preposterous.
spark is a weaker
Lightning Bolt,
Damnation is a black
Wrath of God, and techtonic edge is a different take on
Strip Mine - some people might accuse Wizards of a lack of originality, but I find this sort of consistency comforting; it creates familiarity and cohesiveness between sets of hundreds of cards. Let's take a look at some of the lands (and Zendikons) that Worldwake is introducing - after all, word on the street is that "land matters."
A look into Planeswalker standard play.
Beyond "T: Add U to your mana pool."
Mana math class is in session.
Today's lesson-
Tinker is banned for a reason.
2010 January 03 by Sitromis
More words on theory crafting in the casual Standard environment; maintain an advantage in the face of numerous opposition.
At CaleyCo Industries, we value consumer input.
In the current standard environment,
Gargoyle Castle is the only card of its kind: a land that gives you a creature... but you get to the point where you've got 5 other mana available, and you ask yourself - why would I want to turn my colourless land into a gargoyle artifact creature?
2009 November 24 by TAMA
Where we're going we don't need....lands.
Better spellcasting for the thoughtful Planeswalker.
2009 October 21 by Illiad
If you have played at Friday Night Magic since Zendikar was released you probably noticed a few things, the foremost being that your average player is not running the same casual-level deck that he would have been running just a few months ago.
2009 October 05 by Sitromis
Just a little something to get October's plight planted and set in the appropriate direction.
remember - you don't have to field a Blue card-drawing engine in order to secure card advantage. You can choose cards that stay useful even after you're played them, and you can take steps to reduce your chances of drawing cards that you don't need, and you can choose exploitable cantrips.