Looking to go infinite in Legacy? Check out Bomberman, going deep with Auriok Salvagers, Lion's Eye Diamond, and Pyrite Spellbomb!

How many planeswalkers is too many? Or maybe a more important question, how many cards is too many?

The problem with playing Ulamog in Standard is you need to fill your deck with bad ramp cards, but what if your lands could do the work?

Are you a fan of tribal strategies, but looking to play five colors? Slivers might be the Modern deck for you!

Is Grixis Midrange the right shell to make Olivia, Mobalized for War and Drana, Liberator of Malakir work in Standard?

Looking to go infinite in Modern, draw your entire deck, and win with Kessig Wolf Run? Check out Pili-Pala combo!

Demonic Pact as a 4/4 beater? Endless card draw by looping Oath of Jace with Starfield of Nyx? Standard Enchantress is sweet!

What happens when you take a popular Standard deck to a Modern GP? Matt Nass upgraded it a bit and gave it a go!

Is the Modern format in a place where a mill deck can be competitive? Is Hedron Crab the new Goblin Guide? Let's discuss!

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

Looking to get aggressive in Standard? How about some red one-drops backed by burn and Goldnight Castigator?

What if you could tutor for any creature almost every turn? Now you can, with the help of Traverse the Ulvenwald and Snapcaster Mage!

Looking for the cheapest possible way to win on turn two in Modern? How about giving Blistering Rage a try?

Is Thalia's Lieutenant good enough to make white weenie a real deck in Modern? Pro Tour Champion Steve Rubin thinks so!

Unique and relatively inexpensive, is Mono-Black Control featuring Relentless Dead and Erebos's Titan set to make waves in Standard?

Ya hear him howlin' around your kitchen door. Ya better not let him in. Aaahoo! Werewolves of Legacy.

Can a couple of new cards from Shadows over Innistrad push Modern Dredge over the top?

Does the Heroic mechanic have what it takes to make waves in Modern with the help of Hardened Scales?

Any deck that can make a Top 8 with 61 cards in the main deck and 0 in the sideboard is worth investigating, especially if it's Elves!

Why play creatures on your turn when you can wait and play them on your opponent's turn?