Is It Time To Ban Brainstorm? | PleasantKenobi
With how dominant blue decks have been in Legacy lately, is it time to ban Brainstorm? PleasantKenobi thinks it’s worth discussing!
With how dominant blue decks have been in Legacy lately, is it time to ban Brainstorm? PleasantKenobi thinks it’s worth discussing!
Two cards were banned in Historic, one card was added to the Suspended List, and five digital-only cards received functional errata.
Brainstorm is suspended in Historic with the most recent ban announcement, opening up the format to a bevy of non-blue decks!
Riley’s counting down the top 5 cantrips, which in his definition, count as one-mana cards that replace themselves, so feel free to disagree.
Martin Juza is taking a lot of turns, Jeskai turns in Historic specifically, and frankly after a certain point its really all of them.
Memory Lapse may even outperform Brainstorm in Historic, and LSV thinks that Dimir Control is ready for a resurgence with it!
Magic has thousands of unique cards, but which ones are the most challenging to play with? Brian DeMars takes a look!
With the power level of Legacy rising, are you still casting Brainstorm correctly? Rich Cali is here to update some rules for casting it.
Kaleb continues his guide to the Vintage format, diving into the deck archetypes that dominate the format.
Legacy is as wide open as it has ever been, and if you want to pack blue cards, you need a plan of attack starting on turn 1.
Caleb runs through the potential bannings in Legacy and weighs in on each one—from Top, to Show and Tell, to a pretty unexpected option.
Brainstorm has been the defining card of Legacy for so long that it’s hard to imagine the format without it. Would it be better off?
Bob Huang breaks down all the top decks in the Legacy metagame—some have remained on top, but a few new decks now challenge their position.
Turn one can be tricky in Legacy, so Webster goes over the pros and cons of all sixteen lines of play present in a sample opening hand.