With a new scepter on the horizon, it's time to lay my cards on the table. If Celestial Fury is viable, I believe this is how.

Between US Nationals and the Calling held there, three players managed to carry Prism from dusk till dawn with records that carried them to day 2 of the event. Rogue Theory was one of those players with a formula that finds purpose in this new Prism.

While development drives into Shadow and Boltyn reaches new heights, Prism seems to have stalled out of the gate. Let's push forward into this brave new dawn.

LSS has slowly built up the talentless Illusionist card pool, yet all of their heroes are heavily tied to their Talents. Join me on a theorycrafting exploration as we force it.

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.

The card pool for Illusionist is still pretty shallow; but while we wait for more Illusionist support, let's have a little fun!

Last November, Tyler Horspool piloted Prism to an unexpected first place finish at The Calling: Las Vegas. Driven to the shadows by Briar, Prism is primed for a comeback.