This week Andrew begins a series on Layers and continuous effects. What are layers? How do they work? Let’s find out by exploring the first layer: Copy effects!

This week our new resident rules guru Andrew breaks down priority. What is priority? How does it work? What are some common shortcuts used in a typical game?

Paul reflects on his favorite things from the original Kamigawa block. What made original Kamigawa great, and how could those things show up in Neon Dynasty?

With 2021 nearly gone, David looks over his TCGPlayer sales numbers for the year and compares the data to previous years. What trends does he uncover?

Watching his wife play poker helped Paul unpack problems with his mindset after a disappointing finish at the Store Championships. What did he learn?

In Magic, small decisions make a big difference. Daniel looks at how to identify and make those small decisions so they add up to large advantages.

This week Sig examines cards that fit within the intersection of three criteria, leading to superior investment prospects over the long term.

David received an invite to upgrade his storefront to TCGplayer Direct. This week he shares a full analysis of the costs and benefits.

MTG Las Vegas is officially in the books and was, by all accounts, a success. Today Sig looks at how the post-Vegas MTG market may look in the coming months.

While many players look forward to the big Channel Fireball event in Las Vegas, others are excited about the ensuing price corrections that could follow.

David’s got his eyes on Innistrad: Crimson Vow speculation. With the set releasing in a little over a month, our time frame to buy good targets is dwindling.

On the heels of Innistrad: Midnight Hunt, Kai goes over some opportunities people missed, and how we can avoid making the same mistakes with Crimson Vow.

This week, Sig shares three reasons why he feels you should hold off on making your next Magic purchase, at least until this holiday season.