The recently concluded World Magic Cup 2013 at Amsterdam opened another level of innovating decks in the Standard format. The limitations of the unified Standard format might be partially responsible, but it’s pretty much good news that the players are still up the challenge on building these decks. Continue reading
A few weeks after Magic 2014 has been released into Standard, only little things have changed. The set has at the least provided new cards to top archetypes. The top tier decks are still the Jund Midrange, Junk Aristocrats and American Flash. Continue reading
Last Wednesday started this year’s M:tG World Championships wherein sixteen of the best players of the game gathered to battle for the title of Player of the Year. One of the players was Brian Kibler, a Hall of Famer and renowned deck brewer. Continue reading
SCG referred to the deck as G/W Ramp but I think it’s more of an Elves decks and topped by fatties Craterhoof Behemoth and Kalonian Hydra. The 22-land deck features sixteen elves in which twelve of which produces mana. Continue reading
Magic 2014 Coreset will be prereleased this coming weekend and with the full set now revealed, we take a look at what probable cards that are Standard hopefuls. My choices, aside from the popular reprints of Mutavault and Scavenging Ooze, are the new cards that we can check and explore. Continue reading
The evolution continues. As we might have already noticed, Standard is currently changing to deal with dominating deck archetypes as in the time of Affinity where certain decks rose to defeat it. It might be of the same level as the current but the same concept of dealing with the deck is still adapted.