An Introduction to Storybook Brawl – Sponsored
Storybook Brawl is the latest autobattler/drafting game from the minds of Matt Place, Matt Nass and wrapter, and LSV’s been jamming it a ton!
Storybook Brawl is the latest autobattler/drafting game from the minds of Matt Place, Matt Nass and wrapter, and LSV’s been jamming it a ton!
Team ChannelFireball Fire’s roster sizzles with talent both old and new.
Atarka Red has been a relatively stable deck in Standard, but Wrapter introduced some big changes that could reinvigorate the archetype!
Matt Nass is at again, this time brewing up a sweet Bant list that he has played to success at recent local tournaments!
This Saturday January 29th at the Channelfireball Headquarters in San Jose we’ll be featuring four, that’s right four, team Fireball gunslingers for you to battle …
As the title indicates, Josh was successful at last week’s PTQ in San Jose. Today he brings you his report.
Josh explains how you can try and figure out what your opponent may have.
Team drafts, the “Cadillac of Magic” are quite different from normal drafts, and today Josh begins to cover some of the important differences.
Luis Scott-Vargas sits down with Josh Utter-Leyton to share their views on “What’s The Pick” in different draft scenarios.
osh takes a first stab at M10 Limited today, going through and rating every common on a 1 to 5 scale.
Josh Utter-Leyton sits down to talk with Mashi Scanlan as he plays in the Superstars Game Center $5K Tournament in San Jose, CA.
Josh runs us through a list of cards that just aren’t seeing the play they deserve in Standard, so be sure to check out the cards you are missing today!
Josh offers a slightly different hypothesis regarding how flexible you should be during your SCR drafts.
Josh examines some interesting scenarios he encountered and how the people involved played them!
WB Tokens is the most played deck by a fair margin, but that doesn’t mean it is automatically the best deck. Josh argues that it is quite overplayed.
After domination of Extended, Elfball returns to dominate Standard! Or not, as Josh describes the problems faced in trying to port the deck.
As promised, Josh delivers a tournament report about his 5th place finish in the Magic Online Championships.
Josh jumps right into SCA draft, and takes a first look at the new mechanics and cycles offered.
As usual, wrapter bluntly explains why you have stopped improving, and how to start again.
Instead of consigning Bant to the “undraftable” category, Josh details how you can actually draft the oft-maligned shard in a different way!