Kyle’s here to today to cover a few of the mythics from Ixalan. Can we make money on any of these?

Last week a presentation at Sig’s work spurred him to reflect on MTG finance strategy. He explores some theory around hype and looks for what “innovation triggers” may be on the horizon.

QS welcomes Pete Casella to the team with his first article! Today, we’ll learn about how one can help grow a local community, either from behind the counter or in front of it.

David looks to the latest indications of the Modern metagame to see what it can tell us about possible specs in advance of the upcoming Modern Pro Tour.

Mike has been brewing in the new Standard format. He shares his current works-in-progress and discusses some cards that are still flying under the radar.

Matthew Lewis presents the MTGO Market Report for this week, evaluating important events in the online market and highlighting a “trade of the week.”

With Eternal Weekend approaching, Brian revisits his fundamental strategy involving Old School cards—why are they so appealing right now, and where do we expect them to go?

Kyle breaks down the newest promotional offerings on MTGO, and also discusses the trends and opportunities presented by an unlikely cycle of lands.

Adrian breaks down 10 of the best two-drops in Modern, whether they’re worthy buying, and what kind of patterns some of them have seen. Check it out!

Admiral Beckett Brass was one of the most popular commanders on EDH REC a couple weeks ago, and has only risen in popularity. Could this be a catalyst for profits? Sig investigates.

Failed specs may sting, but they can be an opportunity to learn. David looks at his specs from last Standard season that didn’t pan out to draw lessons for next time.

Jake and Joel coming at you with today’s episode!

Magic Online results paint a picture of the metagame evolved from the World Championship, and Adam explores what it means for the market…