Standard New Standard Deck Updates: What's Still Playable? Darin Kenner looks back at some of the exiting Standard's decks he's written about, and evaluates how well they will survive rotation.
edh Building an EDH Deck - What's your Hook? Orren Mckay returns to Cardsphere to discuss the various hooks that get EDH player building new decks. What's your hook?
Limited We Didn't Start the Fire: A Cube What's the Play? Lord Tupperware got hooked on the Grixis cube and came back with an intertesting, decision-rich board state for you to consider.
Cube The Game Night Cube — Designing Accessible Magic: The Gathering Sets That Are Fun for Everyone James Paterson discusses his design guidelines for making a “board game” cube, a unique play experience that prioritizes accessibility and flavor as much as it does gameplay.
Modern Modern Times - Week of September 1 Guillaume Robert does a deep dive into the Modern metagame post-Hogaak, with a focus on what people have been doing with Stoneforge Mystic.
Eternal The Eternalist - Swinging In and Out of Summer The Eternalist steps ups with a whole bunch of deck lists this month, as we ease out of summer. How has the meta reacted to all the big cards released recently?
commander Luke-Warm Takes by Johnny Johnny Slivers shares his thoughts on the upgrades he's looking to make to the Commander 2019 precons.
Finance Rotation Means Value! Cliff Daigle bring some more rotation picks finance-minded players might want to be picking up.
Standard Combine and Repeat: Sultai Yarok Field in Standard Darin Keener's playing Field of the Dead without Scapeshift. Check out where this amazing card's going post-rotation!
Limited Designing a Cube to Fit in Tupperware Lord Tupperware made some last minute changes to his cube before heading off to Vegas. A cube in search of more identity.
Community Judge! Change is coming to the Judge program. How welcome will it be? Paupertastic stops by to provide some history and an update on where we're going.
News Magic Movie No More Jon Dunning gives us the long and convoluted history of the Magic movie. But he cheers up at the end, because cartoons.
Standard Let's Slow Things Down: Three Bad Habits I'm Getting From Arena We all love Arena, but playing it can encourage some bad habits for paper players. Darin Keener discusses how he is mitigating these effects in this week's article.
Limited How to Stay Open in Draft One of the most challenging skills to develop for limited players is the ability to stay open. Ethan Saks discusses some strategies you can employ.
Eternal The Eternalist - Snow Mana, Snow Problems With loads of new cards to consider from recent sets, Joe Dyer spotlights a wealth of decks this month.
Modern The State of Modern After Mythic Championship IV AlbyMTG knows it's a Hogaak world and we're just living in it. But what happens to Modern when the banhammer comes down?
Standard Just Say No: Standard UW Prison Admit it. Everyone likes to ruin other players' fun every so often. And what could be better than using a deck chock full of enchantments?
Finance Event Horizons Cliff Daigle continues his quest for value by checking in on what Modern Horizons cards are doing. What should you be buying?
Limited Clear the Mind 2.0: How to Draft Golgari in M20 Sometimes winning simply means not losing for longer than your opponent. Lord Tupperware takes us through his #MTGM20 version of this strategy.
Standard Be Wise, Not Smart: "Modifying" Mono-Black Control on MTG Arena Darin Keener offers up some sage advice on how to best apply wisdom when making decklist compromises in the name of wildcard austerity.
Limited Rotten to the Core: Struggling with M20 Limited We all run into a format that makes us stumble from time to time. Lord Tupperware discusses some of the challenges he's faced with #MTGM20 and the steps he's taking to correct course.
Standard M20 Bombs For Arena Historic: The Future of Tribal Decks Darin Keener comes to grips with an Historic without Panharmonicon by keeping an eye on what Wizards is printing for its paper play.
commander Sour Salty Grapes: Part 1 Not long ago Ted asked me if I was interested in writing about (checks notes), "irritating commanders and cards that hose them.” I stewed on it for a bit. At first I