Mike Lanigan reports on the TCG Invitational in Indianapolis. After several days of battling against infinite Rakdos decks, he provides an updated version to combat the mirror.

Witness the unveiling of Ryan’s pauper cube list and see if it inspires you to join in the awesomeness.

Jason comments on the precarious nature of online orders before a price spike, discusses the new trigger rules, and surveys tournaments from Baltimore to Indianapolis.

Ryan has compiled the definitive GP Toronto City guide that any player making the trip this weekend should be sure to check out.

Dana Kinsella returns from deep in the woods to join the usual degenerates in discussing Standard, the Holiday Cube and the beards of Magic. Also featured are tangents on Coors Lite, Monopoly and A+ card Cloud of Faeries (for all you Pauper fans).

Mike has stumbled upon an unlikely card for Constructed, which he uses as the centerpiece for a new Standard deck with some explosive synergies.

Stepping away from his normal constructed strategy articles, Ryan dives into discussion of his Pauper cube, a work in progress that sounds like an absolute blast.

Jason reviews some often overlooked and valuable sources for MTG financial information before going over the usual weekly tournament results.

Mike shares a recent brew of his combining Jund with elements of Boss Naya from years ago, notably the machine gun kill of Staticaster plus Nightshade Peddler.

I’ve been thinking a lot about buying collections again recently. It’s fun as all heck to see what’s in someone’s binder and you can make a pretty good profit with turnover. Moreover, I was tired of seeing Sig and Corbin post about going through collections – jealous!

This week Ryan riffs on some of the theories behind land count and attempts to go deep on his love of the 27th.

Jason shares a personal story before weighing in on the typical internet Magic fare of the week, including decklists and Twitter controversies.