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?

This PQ season, Riptide picked up his first LL points in almost a year. Let’s check in on Riptide and the different lists seeing success!

Rangers are notably vulnerable to fatigue, but Riptide players have begun to find their niche in the late game.

Uzuri has a reputation as a flexible hero with room for variation in her decklists. Sean advocates for the Pummel.

Early previews have begun for Heavy Hitters' expansion slot, and Talon is taking the bait with the new Riptide-ready Ranger card, Reel In.

It started as a pressure test. A simple question: What would happen if I ran 9 Salvage Shots and built a deck to support it?

If you're looking to dip your toe into the Ranger game, we'll give you a path to learn the basics of the class while setting yourself up for a long-term investment in the class.

When decks employ non-linear strategies for dealing damage, how can you take the temperature of your current game state?

After years of Death Dealer play patterns, a faction of Azalea players has charted a new course.

Calls for bannings are nothing new in TCGs. Frank Hung and Joseph Cicchini offer thoughts on the latest controversial card - Codex of Frailty - and what constitutes a ban-worthy card in a game when power cards and power turns are essential to class identity.

As the one successful Ranger before Outsiders, Lexi comes to the table with high regard. But with tools largely focused on Azalea and Riptide, can Lexi maintain credibility?

Ever the survivalist, Riptide finds a path forward with this Pox-focused build for Classic Constructed.

From zero to hero, Azalea's incredible ascent in the new Outsiders meta isn't an accident. It's the payoff of a slowly built toolkit and incredible community devotion.

Outsiders has renewed interest in the Ranger class, but before you invest in anything, make sure you're pursuing the deck that will resonate with you.