Historic Brawl is already considered to be one a strong budget format because you only need one copy of each card, but what if you add another layer of cheapness by playing just 10 rares?

Intruder Alarm is considered to be such a scary combo piece that it was pre-banned in Historic, but what are the odds of using it to make infinite creatures in Timeless? Let's find out!

Pioneer is here, and until 2020 is getting a banned and restricted announcement every week. What cards should we be keeping an eye on for potential bannings and what's already banned? Let's discuss!

I'm a believer that Sunforger is one of the most overrated equipment in Commander, but could it be busted in Modern as part of a spicy viewer-submitted infinite combo? Let's find out!

The prices of Reserved List cards players need to play Commander are getting out of control. Thankfully, history shows the list can change, and there might be an easy loophole to allow Reserved List reprints.

At last has changed in Pioneer over the past few weeks, which in turn has shaken up the Pioneer banning watch list. What cards might be next to go in the format? Let's discuss!

Does Dryad of Illysian Grove allow for a deck that wants all of its lands to be Mountains (for Valakut) and Swamps (for Dread Presence) at the same time to work in Modern? Let's find out!

Magic: the Gathering can be quite expensive. A single card just sold for $2,000,000! Has the game always been so pricy? Let's look at the most expensive card from and during each year and find out!

Despite its free-to-play option, Arena has proven itself to be—by far—the most expensive way to play Magic, and doubly so when it comes to Historic-focused supplemental products like Kaladesh Remastered.

Every set there's a card Seth says might be good in Modern Soul Sisters. Every set he is wrong...until now! Can Abiding Grace and its synergy with Martyr of Sands revitalize the Modern lifegain archetype? Let's see!

Timeless is Magic Arena's most exciting format, but it's also Arena's most expensive format. Looking to see what the hype is about on the cheap? Today 12 Rare Burn deck might be just what you are looking for!

Now that Lurrus is banned, the race is on to find the new best companion in Modern. Could it be Gyruda, Doom of Depths, with the help of Satyr Wayfinder and Cabal Coffers? Let's find out!

Meme or Dream? returns with a Standard deck that manages to include The Deck of Many Things, but forget a sideboard all together! Will it be a Meme or Dream? Let's play it and find out!

"You win the game" are the four sweetest words that can be found on a Magic card, but not all "win the game" cards are created equal, so today we're going to rank all 30 of them from hardest to easiest!

Nears yaers is a time to look back on the year that was while also looking ahead to the year that will be, and the Commander Clash crew has some EDH-based New Year's resolutions for 2022!

12 Post made the top eight of the first ever Modern Pro Tour only to be banned shortly after. Years later the same thing happened during Eldrazi Winter. Which deck is best? Richard and Seth find out!

Relentless Dead hitting MTGArena just in time to line up with with the launch of one of TheAsianAvenger's favorite video game franchises means it was meant to be! Let's see if we can bring this Zombie deck back to life...or unlife?

Battles are the most hyped part of Magic: the Gathering's new set March of the Machine, but just how good will they be in 60-card constructed formats? Let's rank them on a tier list and find out!

The only thing holding back Terisian Mindbreaker in standard was Fable, Invoke, and pretty much any good card. Still, now the meta is filled with people milling themselves and Jace and Mindbreaker might actually be a win-con?

Land destruction in Pioneer sounds like a silly plan—Wizards stopped printing good land destruction way before Pioneer came to be. But can the greed of Arena players running almost no basic lands make it possible? Let's see!

Combos are one of the best parts of Magic, but they can be confusing. On each episode of Know Your Combo, we'll go over everything you need to know about a popular combo. First up: Modern Ad Nauseam!

Creatures keep getting better and better. Some of the creatures that used to Top 8 Pro Tours and Worlds in the 1990s look laughable today. Here are the top 10 you probably won't believe actually used to be good!

It's time to hand out some life lessons to a new generation of Magic players, this time teaching them what it's like to not be able to play Magic because all of their non-basic lands are Mountains thanks to Blood Moon!

So far in Standard Slitherwisp has mostly been a value card for flash decks.Can it also be a combo piece in Pioneer that allows us to drain our opponent for 20 and draw our deck in one turn? On Fishbowl Thursday it can!

Razorkin Needlhead is pretty much a mini Sheoldred and red has a ton of ways to deal damage to the face with burn thanks to Duskmourn! Throw that all together with Ojer Axonil and Solphim and a lot of damage is going to be flying around!

With Shadows Over Innistrad looming over the horizon, let's talk about some sleepers and busts for the new Standard.

This week in MTG news: Phyrexia ONE Precon Upgrades.

Joe Dyer continues the journey into Modern Horizons, will he get lost along the way?

Find out what decks TheAsianAvenger is looking to try with the new(ish) standard meta in the post-ban world.

Brad Theisen analyzes the breakout Fate Reforged cards including the new Temur Ascendancy Combo deck.

The Battle for Zendikar spoilers keep pouring out. Let's catch up on the last few days of cards from a finance perspective.

Legacy is at a point where it needs to evolve or die. Is No Reserved List Legacy the next step in the format's evolution?