When the spirit of the game and friendly competition comes up against the rules of the game and serious competition, where do you draw your grey line?

You might think that Illusionists, with their summons and their board states, wouldn't find a clean fit in a fighting game. That's where the zoner archetype comes in.

Empress Dromai was the talk of the Pro Tour; but when the sands clear and a blue mood settles over the Draconic Illusionist, what dreams may come?

Parker Brown has a decklist that pushes Dromai aggressively- but holds a defensive sideboard just in case.

In the final segment of a three-part series, Ada sees how Uprising's value held out after 1 month on the market.

In the second of a three part series, Ada tracks the changes in card values from two cases of Uprising.

Dromai has been making a strong impression in the early Uprising tournament scene, but her playstyle is anything but intuitive. Kevin offers a core understanding of Dromai's strategy to work from no matter which build you pursue.

In the first of three installments, Ada examines the Uprising market shortly after release.