Seth and Chaz break down the top five red cards from Kaladesh!

Chord of Calling in Modern is one thing, but using Chord to tutor of Gonti, Lord of Luxury, Identity Thief and Coiling Oracle is another!

Can Mardu Vehicles survive and thrive without [[Smuggler's Copter]] with the help of some new Aether Revolt cards?

Part land destruction, part Blood Moon and part superfriends, today we're looking at Detritivore Moon Walkers!

It's release day for Amonkhet, which means it's time to crack open a box and see what treasure we can find!

Does Sakrhan's Unsealing have a place in our upcoming Core Set 2019 Standard?

Can an artifact heavy build of Sarkhan's Unsealing work in Standard?

Splinter Twin will probably never be unbanned in Modern, but you can still play Twin, just without the namesake combo piece!

Mass Manipulation stealing a creature/planeswalker or two is great, but what if we could steal all of our opponent's permanents, empty their hand while also gaining infinite life for good measure?

It's Throne of Eldraine week here in Instant Deck Tech lands, and we kick things off with a look at one of the most interesting Modern decks to come from the set: Emry Ascendancy Combo!

What's better than using The Cauldron of Eternity to reanimate a bunch of creatures? Turning it into a massive 12/12 beater with the help of Karn, the Great Creator!

While Fires of Invention is powerful, it comes with a big downside: you can only cast two spells each turn. How can we get around this drawback? Taking all the turns of course!

On Budget Magic a few weeks ago we played a all-in Mono-Blue Mill deck. What happens if mill goes slower and control join forces? Let's find out!

With Oko banned it's finally possible to take advantage of expensive artifacts that need to stick around for a few turns to work, like The Magic Mirror for example!

Normally Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle decks are Gruul to access the powerful ramp of green. Can a fair-ish mono-red version of Valakut compete in Modern?

As a 20/20 flying indestructible Marit Lage is one of the scariest creatures in Legacy. Can it come out of its slumber in Modern in a snow-heavy shell?

Modern players have been trying to figure out how to make Affinity work without Mox Opal. Is building around Mystic Forge the best way to keep Affinity alive in 2020?

Sometimes you just have to play one copy of everything that does, might and probably doesn't combo with a card and hope for the best!

Legacy is super fun, but notoriously expensive. Today we look at a deck that's just $80 but competitive enough to 5-0 leagues on Magic Online: Mono-Red Prowess!

Locking opponents out of the game is one of my favorite things to do in Magic, but can the combo of Oriss, Samite Guardian and Genesis really get the job done in Modern?

Historic might be the hottest format in Magic at the moment. Is Winota good enough to make her presence felt in the format, with a non-Agent of Treachery finisher?

Can some new Core Set 2021 cards make a deck based on Legacy Grixis Delver a reality in Standard, even though Delver of Secrets itself doesn't exist?

Jeskai Control has been around since the beginning of Modern, but Jeskai Control winning with Emrakul? That's new!

Does Eldritch Evolution have a place in Standard delirium, tutoring up powerful six drops like Ulvenwald Hydra and Woodland Bellower?

Vidoran! Vidoran! Vidoran! What's it means and what's it do? We're here to break it down for you!

Are you looking for a (comparatively) cheap Legacy deck? Do you like making tons of mana and winning with one big turn? Check out High Tide!

What's your green-white aggro deck been missing? How about a bunch of different ways to cheat Emrakul, the Aeons Torn into play?

Chaz and Seth sit down to discuss the best Hour of Devastation cards for Standard!

Seance was a blast on Against the Odds, but can the enchantment be the foundation of a real, tournament-level deck?

Only own one of each sweet Bant-colored card in Modern? Have we got a deck for you!

Two and three card combos are pretty common in Modern, but what about a one card infinite mana combo?

Winning the game by taking an infinite numbers of turns is fairly common, but what about winning by skipping an infinite number of turns?