Learn the basics of Levia and the Shadow Brute class, from weapon selection and patterns of play to managing blood debt.

In late 2021, I attempted to corner the market on a promising Guardian card. Here's what I learned.

Aggressive Starvo decks that try to fuse every turn must accept that the individual card quality is terrible. Don't settle for less.

In this definitive series, Drew talks about improving your risk assessment skills to firm up your lines of play and secure more wins.

While Bravo fights to maintain his hold on the meta against a resurgent Prism, Viserai is primed for a comeback. Drew shares tips and a matchup guide for a midrange deck prepared to challenge the top heroes in Flesh and Blood.

Valda may be yet another Guardian hero, but with a unique focus on card draw, her playstyle is entirely different.

With Everfest, we begin to see the class card pools reaching critical mass. Is FaB showing any hints of power creep? How do we weigh opportunity costs? Can decks afford to silo in their strategies, or do they need to diversify to answer the meta?

Everfest has put Items in the spotlight like never before. Take a closer look at how they work, and who they work for.

Blitz Week concludes with a thorough look at converting Oldhim for a faster format.

After several months of Oldhim, Drew returns to an old favorite, redesigning Bravo for a Briar meta. This is a follow-up to "At Home in Aria: Updating Bravo for the ToA Meta", focusing on matchups and sideboarding.

After several months of Oldhim, Drew returns to an old favorite, redesigning Bravo for a Briar meta.

Drew Cordell concludes his Pro series on Oldhim in the face of an environment that's gone green.

Skirmish season offers a significant format transition from the standards of the last several months. Drew Cordell helps you get your feet beneath you. This article covers the specifics of the Tales of Aria Skirmish season.

Skirmish season offers a significant format transition from the standards of the last several months. Drew Cordell helps you get your feet beneath you. This article covers general advice for Skirmish now and going forward; this is followed by a Pro article covering the specifics of Tales of Aria.

With another 50 games of Oldhim under his belt, Drew offers advanced insight into pitching, reverses his earlier opinions on a few cards, and critically examines fatigue.

While the Commoner format may be pitched as a way for new players to wade in without the disadvantage of a shallow collection of cards, it has hidden potential as a casual outlet for a laid-back game.

A companion to Refining Oldhim Part 2, this matchup guide goes into strategic considerations and sideboarding for all heroes.

Drew's Oldhim build is tested and refined, with development focused on matchup-specific decisions. But when Oldhim shows Drew how he earned the title, "Grandfather of Eternity", can anything be done to beat the clock?