Yes it is back on top. Sultai Control had its last success in an SCG Open and was piloted by Gerard Fabiano. This time it was Jack Fogle who brought the deck its second championship. The Finals matchup was against Ben Stark’s White-Red Aggro Continue reading
Last weekend concluded the Grand Prix in Seville, Spain and the format was Standard. Out of 799 participants, it was the Austrian Immanuel Gerschenson that claimed the trophy. He piloted Blue Black Control, which proved to be a powerhouse in a metagame of Abzan and Red/White decks. Continue reading
I did not actually make the second part of the report regarding my preparation reparations for GP Manila because of time constraints and I think it is already too late so I’ll just have a recap of the event and what were the happenings. Continue reading
Here is a slight deck update for UW Heroics in Khans of Tarkir Standard. I got this idea from an opponent in Day 2 of Grand Prix Manila 2015. At first it looks like the traditional Blue White build but it has a late game plan in case something goes wrong. Continue reading
Grand Prix Denver’s Top 8 players was filled with the skilled Pros in the game of Magic, as reflected by their deck of choice. Reposting from the mothership site, here are the Top 8 decks from Grand Prix Denver: Continue reading
I am not that of a fan of the Legacy format but watching last weekend’s top 8 matches of Grand Prix New Jersey rekindled my interest on casting and playing with the old MtG cards. I was rooting for Tom Ross’ Infect to win the event due to his Continue reading