Modern Honored Delver
Moving from Standard to Modern, Travis experiments with teaming up Honored Hierarch with the real Delver of Secrets!
Moving from Standard to Modern, Travis experiments with teaming up Honored Hierarch with the real Delver of Secrets!
Travis Woo is hard at work bringing back Delver—in spirit—with Honored Hierarch!
No, Delver of Secrets hasn’t been reprinted. But the archetype lives on in spirit—check out Travis Woo’s aggro-control RUG brew!
Travis Woo shows off the deck he would have played at Pro Tour Battle for Zendikar!
Travis unveils the deck he would have played at PTBFZ—he couldn’t play it in that event, but you can play it in your next one!
Think your deck can beat the Pros? Travis brings you his PT brew and a new Brew Fest to show how your own concoction would stack up!
You don’t get many opportunities to play an infinite combo in Standard—check out Travis Woo’s first crack at the newest one!
Travis Woo breaks down his first build of an exciting new Modern combo deck made possible by Battle for Zendikar!
The appeal of adding Bring to Light to Modern Scapeshift is clear, but could it make playing more than 60 cards a competitive option?
Travis Woo takes his radical new take on Amulet through a few queues on Magic Online!
Travis Woo unveils a version of Amulet that sacrifices some of the consistency of Tolaria West for the power of Through the Breach/Emrakul!
Travis Woo breaks down his Woodland Bellower combo brew from main deck to sideboard!
Travis Woo finally gets a crack at playing his Woodland Bellower combo brew on Magic Online!
Travis has a more controlling take on Scapeshift, watch him battle his way through a Modern event on Magic Online!
Travis Woo follows up on his 30 Card Brew Off by testing the minimum deck size you can use on MTGO in an attempt to break Modern!
Travis Woo brings you another fusion—Living End plus Goblin Charbelcher!
Travis Woo brings you his latest Modern mashup: Gifts Ungiven + Scapeshift combo!
Dragonstorm in Standard? An army of Dragons can be yours in this format—but only for a short time.
Travis Woo shows you his take on a 60% lands archetype as he pilots it through some queues on MTGO!