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!

Brutes’ inconsistency is about to be a thing of the past. Mostly.

Uzuri is a hero I moved past quickly. But when one style of gameplay doesn't resonate, there's often room to pursue your own angle.

Story and strategy come together in this Armory-ready Korshem deck.

In Part 2 of Mark's examination of the draft format, we get into Outsiders-specific strategies.

Mara Faris has taken Dromai to Top 8 finishes in Charlotte. Now, she's here to make the case for a more Draconic take on the popular Illusionist.

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

The Fundamentals of FAB numbers and value calculation apply to all decks, but some strategies require more complex evaluation. Today we look at the skewed value swings of Combo decks.

The Emperor might have come dead on arrival, but he’s poised to rise again in glory.

For the Azalea faithful, putting away the Death Dealer feels impossible. But the Sandscour Greatbow offers an entirely new way to approach the Ranger class.

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

Dromai has completely changed how we approach Illusionists, engaging a whole new subset of players with her dramatic board development.

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

The very premise of a Commoner format determines that it should not be hard to acquire any cards. Here are some staples you should be considering every time you build a deck.

Frank Hung makes his debut with a close examination of synergy and its importance in deck building.

On Sunday Sept. 5th, Wesley placed 2nd in the RC Crew Road to Nationals, making him the highest achieving Azalea player in the world. Here's how he did it- and how you can improve your Azalea game too.

Between her excellent passive ability and potential to blow opponents out with overwhelming card advantage, the overlooked Warrior Kassai is an extremely exciting and flexible hero to pilot.

In this 3-part series, Hayden Dale explores a side of Flesh and Blood Classic Constructed strategy that has been fairly untouched: aggressive decks. Today we wander into Katsu.

The lore of Flesh & Blood is rich and mysterious; the intricate connections between characters, places, and events are subtle at best. So what do we know heading into Monarch? What are these monstrous beings attacking Rathe? Where are they from? And why is war breaking out?

In part 2 of this 4-part series, Hayden returns with Azalea in tow, after a few weeks of testing and with some fresh ideas.

Part three of Hayden's Azalea experiment expands the classes she's been tested against and includes a host of fringe card choices to see her across the line, bringing with her a rain of arrows.