Attritional fatigue is having a moment in the meta - and it seems like LSS intends for it to stay. But is it healthy?

Let's give credit where credit's due: not all luck is created equal - and make no mistake, some players do create luck.

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?

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

From an outsider's perspective, an assassin strikes quickly and with lethal precision. But what goes unseen is careful planning and biding time until the opportune moment arises.

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.

Korshem's current reputation is eclipsed by the impact of the other landmark, the Great Library of Solana. But Korshem has potential waiting to be tapped.

Steven Young has been brushing away the snow to uncover the strategies of Iyslander- and has found a promising direction that's nothing like the Wizard decks we've experienced to date.

After several months of Oldhim, Drew returns to an old favorite, redesigning Bravo for a Briar meta.

The Hatchets of Body and Mind offer a completely fresh take on Dorinthea.

Recognizing powerful and effective cards in Flesh and Blood is a skill within your grasp. Gemini dives into a few ideas that will help you determine for yourself whether that card is, in fact, a "good" card.

Davis Kingsley, having recently won three of the Skirmish events he's competed in and placed Top 8 in the rest, shares his thought process, winning deck, and advice on how to approach a meta shifting towards Warrior domination.