Through the Looking Glass: Grixis Delver with Jonathan Sukenik

Through the Looking Glass

Special thanks to Jonathan Sukenik for his contributions to today's article. Grixis Delver has been hailed as the boogeyman of Legacy and been a primary driver of the recent calls to ban Deathrite Shaman. Whether or not you agree that it's the best deck in the format, it's clear that Grixis Delver is here to Read More »

Through the Looking Glass: Lands with Jarvis Yu

Through the Looking Glass

Special thanks to Jarvis Yu for his contributions to today's article.  Lands is a legacy mainstay that has grown in popularity over the last few years. Until recently, Lands was always seen as a free win for The Epic Storm, but as Lands players have gained access to more powerful lands such as Thespian's Stage, Read More »

Through the Looking Glass: Miracles with Anuraag Das and Sam Roukas

Through the Looking Glass

Special thanks to Anuraag Das and Sam Roukas for their contributions to this article.  Miracles, with and without Sensei's Divining Top, has been a natural predator of The Epic Storm for many years. Force of Will, Counterbalance, and Terminus combine to form a suite of cards that can be pretty difficult to beat at any Read More »

Through the Looking Glass: Show & Tell with JPA93

Through the Looking Glass

Special thanks to Jonathan Anghelescu for his contributions to today's article.  Today like Quentin Coldwater, we plunge into the fountain. Show & Tell is one of the most enduring, iconic, and powerful combo decks of the legacy meta. Where storm builds a critical mass of cards, and fights through with a suite of discard spells, Read More »

Through the Looking Glass: Elves with Julian Knab

Through the Looking Glass

Special thanks to Julian Knab for his contributions to today's article.  Today, like Alice, we climb through the looking glass. Elves is one of the most powerful and popular decks in the current meta. The little green men can form a solid grindy game plan, or with the help of Glimpse of Nature and Natural Read More »