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.

From a purely numeric perspective, there are objectively better and worse cards. Any effect beyond damage comes at a cost - but bundling effects can ensure you get value out of them.

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

Rosetta's shifting attention to the arcane heroes of FAB, but how are the others sitting? Today we briefly look at everyone, and touch on why you might want to take another look.

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

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.

The Armory Deck has added new tools to aim decks like Sandscour Azalea - a potential meta-hunter in the Mistveil era.

In all the hype of Mistveil and its return to traits, we forgot to watch our backs.

Today's Banned and Restricted announcement sets a new precedent for managing problematic cards.

You may not be at Nationals, but it's impacting the way you experience FAB.

Alex is back from Minneapolis, where the future of the FAB meta was laid bare. Of course we have thoughts, and we have baubles.

How do you settle on your blue base? If you haven't reevaluated it this June, you may want to.

Dash i/o only began to make her presence known in the late stages of the Heavy Hitters season. A card seemingly designed for Maxx might just change that.

Second Tenet of Chi: Moon provides us with an excellent opportunity to talk about the oft-overlooked value locked behind that blue stripe.

Assassin wasn't even dead, but already Nuu is revitalizing it!

There's a lot of thought that goes into a hero's art. What is LSS communicating in these key pieces? And how is Nuu breaking their previously established conventions?

While red-heavy Death Dealer decks take center stage, the disruptive control variant of Azalea finds a new advantage defying expectations.

The curtains have fallen on Act 1, and Dromai is left standing beside the throne of the fallen Emperor. Where should a Draconic Illusionist player go to bide their time through intermission?