Should You Trade?
It’s one of the simplest decisions in a game of Magic, and also one of the most complex and skill-testing.
It’s one of the simplest decisions in a game of Magic, and also one of the most complex and skill-testing.
If you’re focusing your time and energy on Constructed, you’re doing it wrong.
Martin Juza brings you a masterclass on how to cover every angle for games 2 and 3!
Never draw yourself into 9th place again with part 2 of Reid’s complete guide to reading the standings!
When is it a good idea to modify your deck or card choices based on the expected field? What’s the best way to adapt when you do?
The biggest advantage isn’t in how you mulligan, or sideboard, or read your opponent. It’s to show up with the right deck.
Taking the dive into competitive play comes down to the first decision: What deck do you play?
It’s right to draw first more often than you think.
No, not your mulligan. The first decision of the game happens even before that.
Frank gives you the formula to determine how many lands you need to cast your spells on curve!
PV kicks off a series detailing the small changes you can make to your game to increase your win percentage.
The only way to eliminate a cognitive bias is to be aware of it. PV shows you 8 that are hurting your game right now.
What makes a great format? Game theory can help inform the answer—luckily, we’ve got an expert in the field.
Paulo brings you a masterclass on sideboarding, with 7 tips to improve your post-board games in Constructed AND Limited.
BBD has experienced a massive turnaround in his performance this year, thanks in no small part to a new approach to deck selection.
Develop the skills to properly evaluate a new set’s cards and get ahead of the curve for the upcoming format!
Tricking your opponent is one of the most enjoyable feelings in Magic. Being tricked, one of the worst. Protect yourself, with PV’s help.
Sometimes, your opponent’s fear (or ambition) is your best route to victory. PV shows you how.
Caleb takes a theoretical look at the nature of tilt and stress in competition, and what you can do to mitigate both!