With the release of Guilds of Ravnica, Legacy received one of the most powerful removal spells ever, Assassin's Trophy. As I was playing leagues, I was really hoping to run into this card more to see it in action. In this version of the list, there are two Past in Flames in the sideboard, which Read More »
Anthony LaVerde plays a Legacy Constructed League on Magic: The Gathering Online Read More »
Today, we're going to deviate a bit from our normal overview article format, and instead do a deep dive into something I've been wishing to write about for a while. The desire to share this has simply been...burning within me.. I think you can see where I'm going with this. We are going to talk Read More »
Special thanks to Brian Braun-Duin for his contributions to today's article. Grixis Control has been one of, if not the most popular deck in legacy for a while now. It's strong combination of discard spells and countermagic can be a challenge for The EPIC Storm to win through. This month we brought on platinum pro, Read More »
Death's Shadow Hand Answer Hand 10: (on the play) » Keep or Mulligan? Keep I would hope most people would keep this, but recently I've found less experienced players addressing their concerns about keeping "no-land hands" against blue decks. I think this comes from the Ad Nauseam Tendrils (ANT) mindset. Something I believe is often forgotten Read More »
Goblins is one of the most historic legacy decks because it has existed since the inception of legacy. Goblins has significantly decreased in popularity over the past several years due to the printing of Deathrite Shaman, and a few other cards, but since its banning people have been trying it out again, and we need Read More »
Bryant_Cook vs. AnziD104 with Miracles on Magic Online (MTGO) Read More »
Bryant_Cook vs. flowerdayonyon with Grixis Control on Magic Online (MTGO) Read More »
Bryant_Cook vs. Redviking1993 with Grixis Control on Magic Online (MTGO) Read More »
Bryant_Cook vs. poporon3n with Grixis Delver on Magic Online (MTGO) Read More »
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These tokens are literally half the size actual cards (44.45 × 63.5mm) and will not fit in standard size sleeves!
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