With a budget of $50, this series sets out to build Armory decks in the style of LSS' official offerings.

It's time you gave the other Guardian of Heavy Hitters a second look.

It's the most iconic card in Flesh and Blood, but is it good for the game that one Legendary remains so ubiquitous?

The Guardian tavern is filling up. Find the right table for you.

Wonder what the Rathe Times writers are running in this young Heavy Hitters meta? Every day this week, we'll be coming in with quick snapshots of our current favorites. Today, we hear from Mark Chamberlain.

Heavy Hitters rounds out its roster with 2 new Guardians. If Bravo and Oldhim weren't for you, will Betsy and Victor rope you in?

Bravo is an enduring fixture of the meta for a reason. Mark explores truths that keep Bravo relevant and offers evergreen guidance.

Learn the basics of Bravo and the Guardian class, from Crush and Dominate to Auras and Equipment.

Everfest settles into the market, while some Legendaries of the past are experiencing notable movement. Plus, Ada speculates on where CF Bravo may be heading when his star has set.

Mark dives further into the world of Cubing, introducing the Set Cube formula as well as his own Refined Set Cube for Welcome to Rathe.

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

Frank Hung is an advocate for constructing your own deck, especially in the early stages of your FaB journey. But where do you begin?

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 Cordell's article on refining Bravo for the Road to Nationals was met with a huge response, and its impact continues to grow- our very own Mark Chamberlain won a RtN piloting this deck! Now, Drew answers the call for a matchup guide in this addendum to the original article.

How the FaB community saved the 1st Edition Monarch experience. Why weapons- and specifically, a wide array of them- are doing more for deck diversity than any card type in the game.