Is Aetherworks Marvel Too Good for Standard?
We’re all suffering from ban fatigue, but one glaring obstacle remains to a healthy Standard.
We’re all suffering from ban fatigue, but one glaring obstacle remains to a healthy Standard.
In a shocking addendum to the April 24th B&R announcement, Wizards decided to ban Felidar Guardian and the Saheeli combo with it after all.
Despite admitting that Copycat’s very existence was an oversight, Wizards made another mistake by not axing the dominant combo now.
Miracles was one of the best decks Legacy has ever seen. Brian DeMars says goodbye.
Special guest Joel Larsson joins Andy Cooperfauss to discuss No Ban Monday, Sealed in Orlando, and take a look at Dawn // Dusk.
Wizards declined to ban any cards in Standard. What’s it mean for the future of bannings and Standard? Matt Sperling offers his first take.
Standard is in dire need of a fix. On Monday, Wizards has a chance to make it happen.
Just two weeks ago, it was nearly a consensus that B/G was the best deck in the format. What happened?
Delirium may have suffered the most consequential ban and still become the best deck in the format.
What do the earth-shattering Standard bannings mean for the health of the format, for local game stores, and for the future of bannings?
Standard just got hit with its biggest set of bannings since Affinity, and 2 of Modern’s top decks lost big. Sperling offers his take.
With the next Banned & Restricted announcement a couple of months away, Brian DeMars makes an early watch list to get you prepared.
It’s not time to ban Miracles—let’s wait and see what happen with the Eldrazi first.
Should Lodestone Golem have been restricted? And did the VSL actually have anything to do with it?
LSV talks bannings, TeamCFB’s testing for PTSOI, and Mark Jacobson’s literally storied career.
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