David Schumann breaks down the Modern metagame by the numbers to see which lands are seeing the most play. If you want to know which fetches or shocks are the best targets among their brethren, this is a great place to start.
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Adam updates his financial discussion from last article and shares the other big financial movements from the past week. He also shares some advice on how to digest results from this weekend’s Pro Tour Khans of Tarkir
Ryan missed the boat on Treasure Cruise, but now’s the time to explore the full potential of the delve mechanic. Find out his thoughts on why delve will impact every constructed format!
Sigmund made some critical mistakes in his assessment of the Jeskai shard a couple weeks ago. This week he comes clean and analyzes his errors, highlighting a valuable lesson everyone could learn from.
Hype for this prerelease season seems to have driven a few cards even higher than normal. If buying these cards themselves is a poor idea, they still may present opportunities if you look in the right place.
It’s an age-old debate: is it rude for the winner of a match to say “good game” first?
David Schumann returns to the stock watch to see what is trending up and down, and offers explanations for the changes observed.
It’s time for the set review review again. This week Corbin Hosler assesses his calls from M15 to see how his predictions panned out.
Whether you’re aiming to draft for free or derive your entire income from MTGO, it’s important to know the time and commitment your speculation activities will require. Alexander Carl looks at several possible goals and discusses how to achieve them.
With M15 released on MTGO, M15, JOU and THS boosters have shown tremendous gains as booster specs. Sylvain discusses his spec with M15 boosters and invites speculators to (re)consider boosters in the future–especially with Khans of Tarkir coming up.
Nobody wants to buylist a card when the spread is super high–why should the dealer get all the profit? Jason Alt explains why his approach has changed of late, and when to consider shipping those cards anyway.
