Francesco continues his study of the philosophies of the colors in Magic. This week he looks at the color blue. What defines a blue card?

Adam brings a RB sacrifice deck out to play, starring Oni-Cult Anvil. This archetype has been killing it in every format, and Explorer is no exception.

David E. explores a curious trend among Modern’s top decks: they’re ALL Affinity! Here’s how to beat their strategy of blitzing G1 and powering through hate.

After receiving a Twitter question about Collectors’ Edition, Sig shares his most recent take on the set.

There are numerous transforming double-faced cards in Magic these days. Andrew examines some of the common, and not-so-common quirks of these cards.

Joe aka “Beardy” discusses Commander combat and what happens when the best blockers in Magic collide with strong attackers.

Francesco concludes his study of the philosophy of the color White. Here he looks at the characteristics of honor and endurance, and how they are represented.

David E. unpacks Modern’s only month post-Lurrus and pre-Streets, hinting at the dominance of Murktide and Omnath while unveiling a sleeper Phyrexian hit.

The trouble with the rat race is that even if you win, you’re still a rat! This week on Adam Plays Magic, Adam sees how road worthy Greasefang Combo really is!

Sig looks through Magic’s history for some of the earliest, most powerful trampling creatures.

Paul looks to multi-colored Limited formats of the past for guidance on navigating New Capenna draft. What lessons are there to learn from these formats?

This week, Andrew hits the Streets of New Capenna to bring you coverage of its new mechanics and a few problematic cards.

Joe aka “Beardy” talks about some underplayed cards that could help you out especially against those pesky Treasures or Enchantments.