Aurora has quickly carved out a role for herself in the Living Legend meta through the use of Ball Lightning. Abby explains why and how.

True to LSS' mission to "bring people together... through the common language of playing great games", Ayli explores the social depth of playing a TCG together.

Our Pro Series support for the Living Legend format continues with a wide look at the field ahead of this weekend's Calling: Chicago.

Attritional fatigue is having a moment in the meta - and it seems like LSS intends for it to stay. But is it healthy?

Eager to get in on the excitement of a new set, my 6-year-old daughter asked to build an Aurora deck - bringing on a host of new challenges.

Court is now in session, and the defense has prepared for a fight.

The newest Flesh and Blood expansion - releasing in January - revisits Volcor. Join us for some hype and speculation.

This summer, I started bringing my 6-year-old to the occasional Armory as a bye-round breaker. The Junior League presents decks streamlined to her level.

With a budget of $50, this series sets out to build Armory decks in the style of LSS' official offerings.

Count Your Blessings was everywhere - a big scary package that could fit into any deck. But is it really all that it was made out to be?

A brief rundown of Dash I/O's journey from anchoring a dud set to featuring in a meta-breaking Armory Deck.

Maybe it's just a Wisconsin thing, or maybe there's something more to this champion of light.

Tyler Horspool's latest build has opened the door to Illusionist for players who aren't interested in wide boards.

Our latest Pro Series article - available to Rathe Times subscribers - lays a foundation for Chane in Living Legend.

While we're talking about changing the landscape of FAB, we really should discuss two ubiquitous defense reactions.

A recent video from Dylan Davis (Gorganian Tome) took a critical look at the weight of naming in storytelling. Alex would like to ask you to consider who's narrating this story.