You might think that Illusionists, with their summons and their board states, wouldn't find a clean fit in a fighting game. That's where the zoner archetype comes in.

Get deep into the mathematics of this game engine with a close look at Value, Tempo, and Initiative across several games, before applying the concepts to Flesh and Blood.

Since the fall of Belittle, many Fai decks have had to return to the shop and rethink their values. Joshua Kehe offers guidance on the many paths that lay before you.

Value calculations can provide a major benefit in decision-making, and at their core, they're pretty easy to do. In part 1, Victor goes over the fundamentals of valuing the roles your cards can play.

Fai pushes the Ninja's wide combat chain toward explosive conclusions, making powerful use of a full hand.

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

Jumpstart your deckbuilding as we examine Dynasty's Runeblade card pool through the lenses of Chane, Briar, and Viserai.

Clay explains the theory behind Michael Hamilton's Worlds-winning deck and shows you how to put it to use in your own play

Much is said about the advantage of removing options. But what can we gain by forcing decisions to be made?

Even without Stubby Hammerers, Fai is a strong choice in the current meta. As he's done with Boltyn, Will analyzes cumulative value across Fai's gameplan to create a framework which can evaluate possible card choices.

Fai, Rising Rebellion, is one of Uprising’s hottest new heroes; and while he may seem like a straightforward aggro deck, there is plenty to consider.

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

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.

While many of you may not recall the incredible cinematic effort that shares a title with this piece, these 3 Ninjas are sure to have a lasting impact on the new meta.

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

Chane loses a key card and gets denied a new one! What does this mean for the ubiquitous Shadow Runeblade?

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.

Wesley thinks the signs are pointing to a PvE mode on the horizon. What might that look like in Flesh and Blood?