Exclusively for our subscribers, Kevin returns to the Living Legend format with a few new entries, with insights into this premiere format.

We begin our coverage of the new Living Legend format with a survey of the landscape - and a sample of what you might see.

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 the third chapter of The Numbers Game, we examine value through the lens of narrow fatigue and board presence strategies.

As Prism joins the Living Legends of Classic Constructed, Light Illusionist players will need to decide where to go from here. James Adams examines Prism's central features and draws parallels to other heroes in the game.

Dash boasts one of the most flexible hero powers in the game. How does the Inventor Extraordinaire respond to the developing Uprising meta?

Oldhim is built to stand the test of time. Outlast your opponents, weather the storm, and whittle them down with your trusty hammer until they’ve run out of power to fight back.

Card evaluation is a key skill in TCGs- one that takes center stage at a new set's release. Michael Hamilton shares his own method of card evaluation, a formula based on the value of a card in each of its possible roles.

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

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

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

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.

Drew invites you to walk alongside him as he develops, adapts, and refines Oldhim from new release to honed contender.