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.

From the scrapyard to streets filled with bright neon lights, find the right list for your budget.

It's the most iconic card in Flesh and Blood, but is it good for the game that one Legendary remains so ubiquitous?

In this community submission, Guzel shares his experience as a FAB dad.

Mark explores the potential for increasing the role of attack reactions in your decks.

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?

There is no better time to get into a hero whose potential has yet to be fully realized than before it inevitably happens.

Explore the path to upgrading your Dash deck from it’s cheap but effective foundation into a more optimized, tournament-ready list.

Boltyn is back, and with new tools that free us from Combo Sabers at long last! It's time to pick up Raydn once more.

Don't let the final price tags of competitive decklists scare you off! We'll show you how to start out with Rhinar, and a path forward once you're ready to commit more to him.

Peer into the darkness, where the Iron Maiden waits for her time in the shadows.

Oldhim now becomes the first hero to attain Living Legend in both Blitz and Classic Constructed. Where should an Elemental Guardian player go next?

In Blitz, Kano is a force to be reckoned with. But learning the ways of the Wizard is a formidable task.

Uzuri has brought a fresh tactical option to the Assassin class, which means we're all starting from square one again. Get a jumpstart on deckbuilding and hit the ground running.

Bravo is an enduring fixture of the meta for a reason. Mark explores truths that keep Bravo relevant and offers evergreen guidance.

It's one thing for a deck to win, and quite another for it to win consistently.

Since Uprising elevated her status, Iyslander has reshaped the meta around her icy presence. While top tier builds require steep investments, it's entirely feasible to get results from a budget build, and to build up from there. Rhea takes you every step of the way.

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

Has Command and Conquer, once the pinnacle of power in Flesh and Blood, lost some of its luster?

When considering picking up a new deck, it's worth asking a few questions. "Are the Legendaries important?“ "How cheap is it to build this hero?“ "Is the deck viable on a budget?“ Our Budget Builds series aims to put you on a competitive playing field without a big financial investment.

What do we find in Prism's wake? Where are Uprising's Legendaries going? And what should we expect from Dynasty, market-wise?

With a recent showcase at The Calling: Singapore, the hybrid Mechanologist engine is ready for action.

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.

Combining arcane damage with icy control, Iyslander brings a dynamic playstyle to the table. Learn the basics of the Elemental Wizard, from fusions to frostbite to freeze.

Balanced between offense & defense, between magic & might, Briar bridges the gap between humanity and nature.