This week Adam gets all fired up with Fires of Invention! Let’s make the most of our mana by circumventing it entirely. The best spells in life are always free!
Magic: The Gathering Arena
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.
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!
Players have been begging for Pioneer on Arena, and we finally got it! Here are Adam’s picks for the best decks in Explorer, Arena’s new Pioneer-lite format.
Joe AKA “Beardy” talks about SpellTable, an awesome way to play Magic remotely. What does SpellTable have to offer that other digital Magic platforms do not?
Paul looks at this week’s Arena announcements and the changes coming to the platform. How are Wizards addressing player concerns over the Arena economy?
Adam dives into Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty with an at-home prerelease on Magic Arena. He walks through his deckbuilding process and takes us through some games.
Magic streaming viewership is on the decline. Paul looks at how long it’s been going on, discusses some theories of what’s causing it, and some solutions.
Adam finally gets a life (gain trigger) with GW Company, a Historic deck featuring an infinite Heliod combo and more Squirrels than you can shake a stick at.
Adam burns down the competition with the hottest deck in Alchemy, Mono-red Dragons. This deck is fast, hard-hitting, and tons of fun.
Adam drafts a spicy Red-Black Aristocrats deck in the Magic: The Gathering Arena Cube.
With a Standard Arena Open this weekend, Daniel looks at Worlds decklists for inspiration. What considerations does he take into account when choosing a deck?
Magic Online has a problem. A card value problem. In a recent Channel Fireball article, Florian Koch showed just how much card prices have fallen over the past few years: That’s right. To own a playset of the cheapest version of every Magic card ever printed on MTGO would have cost you roughly $28,000 in […]
