Lord Tupperware takes a look at some of the archetypes in the MTGO Legacy cube, and drops some science you can apply to just about any cube you draft.
In this personal piece from Joe Dyer, he talks about how you can fight off gloom even when you're running cold despite your best preparations.
Darin Keener tips his hat to five older Standard cards that might get a boost in War of the Spark.
Johnny Slivers has a unique take on a deck tech this month, demonstrating we build our decks for all kinds of reasons. This is Mayael, in Memorium.
Cliff Daigle looks at the impact of price memory and other factors on cards expected as specs against the new War of the Spark Standard.
Ted takes a moment to have a discussion with a long-time Cardsphere user about his new service, MTGMeta.io.
Eric Williamson talks about the community build of Omnath, Locus of Rage for ExoticMTG.
Lord Tupperware shares a few late season thoughts on the interesting scenarios that RNA limited provides.
Tier Fun returns with a look at two viable Judith decks in Modern: Caleb's Jund Shamans and his own Blood Artist brew.
Darin Keener comes to accept BO1 and turns out a 3 color wall deck featuring High Alert and Arcades.
How quickly can you find your play when facing down End-Raze Forerunners on the stack? Lord Tupperware walks you through his thought process!
Joe Dyer, the Eternalist, returns to take us on a tour through the top Legacy decks that rely on the Graveyard for gas.
Johnny Slivers spotlights a strong Commander card that is worth reviewing each time a set drops: Isochron Scepter. What will you imprint?
Cliff Daigle offers a season based approach to buy and sell, and names some cards to watch out for this season's end.
Ted's got the backstage pass for all you Rix Maadi Revelers out here. Please use the receptacles by the door to extinguish your skulls.
Lord Tupperware takes us through the next evolution of BREAD, specifically tuned to guide players through Chaos Drafts: B FREE.
Ted explains adding inventory to Cardsphere, including some tips and tricks you should be using!
Markus Leben applies bottom-up design against the Oblivion Ring bug, and comes up with some interesting new cards along the way.
Andrew Johnson from Tier Fun runs out his Prime Speaker list, taking aspects of old pod lists with just a touch of Twin.
LordTupperware's getting all mushy about having a great new deck that reminds him of Innistrad's Spider Spawning.
Joe's back ruminating on which RNA cards slot into Legacy decks, and doling out Tip and Tricks aplenty.
Darin Keener has some thoughts about why Arena is more expensive for Johnnies, and what can be done about it.
Ted provides advice on how to navigate the dispute process, providing traders and admins with the best possible information.
Cliff Daigle talks about using drop shipping to take advantage of the higher buying power a Cardsphere balance provides.
So, now that KCI is banned, what's the new Modern meta look like? Andrew from Tier Fun shares his thoughts.
Johnny Slivers lets us know what Ravnica Allegiance cards he's excited to be running out in EDH/Commander very soon.
Lord Tupperware provides his initial thoughts on Ravnica Allegiance Limited, ranking the guilds and providing tips on what to run out an what to avoid.
Andrew from Tier Fun rings in the new year with a Modern-centric look at Ravnica Allegiance.
Cardsphere's got a new year, a new draft simulator, a new million dollars in cards sent, and big plans for 2019.
Quick picks for cards of interest from the Cardsphere team and community members. Special guests Matt Bodensteiner and AlbyMTG.
Darin Keener returns with his latest sweet end-of-a-format treasure. A resilient toolbox with many upsides against many of this Standard's tier decks.
Ted Rodney introduces a new monthly column focused on Arena weekend formats, and the decks that love them.
Lord Tupperware returns to get us ready for RIvals of Ixalan drafts on MTGA.
Joe Dyer, the Eternalist, sweeps in the new year with some sage advice on important, timing-based plays for legacy on MTGO.
With Magic Arena bringing all kinds of users to the game, Johnny Slivers wants to make sure there's a clear path to EDH/Commander.
Our own Josh Moore covers the results of Cardsphere's second annual Secret Santa. Thanks to everyone who participated!
Jon Dunning's The Hive Mind is the best talk Magic show on the Internet. Here are Ted's favorite episodes this year, along with Jon's thoughts on them.
Using Monte-Carlo Simulations, MrLuBuFu goes into depth into the mathematics and grind of making Mythic in MTG Arena
Cliff Daigle discusses the idea of value from the finance perspective. Turns out, there are many, many ways to achieve value and be happy.
Taking a break from design, this month Markus Leben talks about the various prices that people should watch.
Four days after our initial release, we present you our first update to Cardsphere Draft Simulator.
Orren Mckay returns to take a look at what went wrong with her highness, Queen Marchesa.
Ted returns to provide all the current Cardsphere news: Holiday timelines, Cardsphere's draft simulator, and the community being fantastic!
Introducing our Draft Simulator. Ad-free, feature-rich and community-minded, just like Cardsphere itself.
Andrew from Tier Fun has a Glittering Wish and that means he can do just about anything!
MTG_YoungMage and his family need some help. In the spirit of this giving season, we ask that you consider making a contribution to this GoFundMe.
Lord Tupperware's take on our upcoming limited format. Some interactions you might not want to miss!
Joe Dyer's last story of 2018 looks at one of the priciest eternal decks out there: Lands. In all its delicious, tentacley goodness.
Darrin Keener brings us through getting the most out of your Experimental Frenzy with some interesting tech you may have overlooked.
I love red magic. I really do. “Deal Three Damage” will always be the three most important words in the history of Magic the Gathering as far as I’m concerned. But I tossed this, my deepest held conviction, aside and instead chose to try and break…
Cliff Daigle's thoughts about key cards in Ultimate Masters, including where some prices will be going, and when you should be buying in.
Orren Mckay joins us to talk about building Commander on a budget. To start things up, have a look at Tatyova, one of the great uncommon commanders from Dominaria.
In which we compare Black Friday pricing from major online vendors against Cardsphere's every day prices.
Lord Tupperware ruminates on the questions drafters can ask themselves to make sure they are following draft best practices.
Markus Leben takes a look at potentially returning mechanics in Ravnica Allegiance, and dreams up some new mechanics for each of the five guilds.
This time around, we're going to do a straight up data dump because we're operationally at the mid year point.
Sometimes a new card drops that you just have to try in your choice format. Tier Fun gets spicy with Niv-Mizzet, Parun in Modern.
Ron Taylor gives us the rundown on another burgeoning format: Premodern.
As of today, we have a Masters set with the highest MSRP, craziest reprints, and its own special sort of promo. With all these changes, how can we know if Ultimate Masters is worth it? Markus Leben is here to set the record straight.
When should you move into the 5 color deck when drafting GRN? Lord Tupperware provides his thoughts.
The Eternalist breaks down those dreadful certainties: Death and Taxes.
Darin Keener discusses Boros Weenies in Standard. And we mean it - this list runs twenty one-drops!
Johnny Slivers ruminates on playing cards that are right for everyone, and how to go about figuring that out.
Cliff Daigle walks us through the basics of finance he's learned through his long years in the game.
Efren Abrego explains how to determine if that hot trade you've scooped up is actually a low value card from Magic's most infamous set.
Ethan Saks breaks down your pack one into three sections and discusses how your picks are impacted as the packs go round the table.
Markus Leben returns with a thorough examination of modal spells, even though ones you normally would not consider to be modal.
Monthly update for October covering changes to the Cardsphere team, development updates, GP Montreal, and much more.
Andrew breaks from his typical format to bust out his Modern-centric review of GRN!
Community member Scourge Alters lets us behind the curtain by explaining his process, and shows off some of his work.
Ethan Saks returns to examine whether or not the rumors about Green in GRN are true -- is it the weakest color?
Cardsphere has a great community. Take part and make it even better!
Jon Dunning from The Hive Mind joins us for a special treat which lines up well with his other shows: fantasy casting the Magic movie!
Joe Dyer goes over his personal favorite deck archetype: Nic Fit.
Preparing for the new Standard, Darrin Keener compares Surveil to similar mechanics still in Standard to assess its power level.
Johnny Slivers offers his opinions on some interesting Commander cards coming out of Guilds fo Ravnica.
Cardsphere now supports trading Arena promo codes. Read all about it!
Guilds of Ravnice brings perils and opportunities with it, and Cliff Daigle offers advice on what he thinks are the best finance moves for the next few weeks.
Andrew from Teir Fun returns with a real left field addition to Abzan: Tamiyo, Field Researcher.
Introducing Jordan Smith, new columnist covering the cube format. Today, he looks into Guilds of Ravnica.
Ethan Saks goes over the characteristics of great limited formats. What kinds of cards contribute to gameplay rich with options?
Introducing Markus Leben as our monthly columnist looking at card design and Magic theory.
Ted talks about some changes to Trading Posts, recent and upcoming development, and community news.
This week we are taking a glance at one of the most powerful cards printed for Modern in the last few years, `Collected Company`, and its place in two of Magic's most iconic tribes (and maybe a bonus "Tribe" at the end).
Ethan Saks' commentary on the five mechanics of Guilds of Ravnica, and their expected power levels in limited.
Joe Dyer and his amazing "loose 'goose". Taking a look at RUG Delver in Legacy/
Darrin Keener returns, but now as our monthly Standard columnist. Out of the gate, he starts of with... Cat tribal?
Is there more to Commander 2018 than you think? Kicking off a monthly column, John Humphries looks to other recent releases for answers.
Coach from The Card Bazaar stops in to explain how he amassed his list of the Top 100 Performing Cards from throughout Magic's history.
Welcoming Cliff Daigle as our new finance writer. Cliff starts things off with a bang by discussing a hot topic: counterfeiting Magic cards.
Ethan Saks provides a draft primer for the upcoming MTGO flashback draft: Khans of Tarkir!
Our first look at an LGS that uses Cardsphere. Meet The Geekery, out of Shawnee, Kansas.
Join Ethan Saks as he puzzles out the best line of play while hellbent, by paying careful attention to the board state.
Kicking off his new regular column, Andrew from Tier Fun takes a look at some spicey Modern lists.
Today's update brings several improvements to Cardsphere's advanced package editor, as requested by the community.
Tom50 makes a case for waiting longer than conventional wisdom dictates to start buying post-rotation Standard cards.