Alex is back from Minneapolis, where the future of the FAB meta was laid bare. Of course we have thoughts, and we have baubles.

As we launch our refreshed website, we look back at the mission of the Rathe Times - and forward toward our next goals.

Some of Heavy Hitters' best design is firmly focused on the catalog of cards you already own.

Kassai has brought our attention to the peculiar plight of Young Living Legends.

Much has been made of recent efforts to lower the power level of FAB. As Tales of Aria's last hero rotates into Living Legend, what should we make of the new landscape?

I'm incredibly excited for Round the Table, just not for Ultimate Pit Fight.

I just got back from a weekend at GenCon, and FAB was the only game that wasn't on my mind.

It's now clear that Dusk Till Dawn is a direct expansion of Monarch - a set with plenty of baggage. But is that ill will deserved? And can DTD redeem it?

If you want to see Flesh and Blood at its finest, look no further than Pro Tour: Baltimore.

Bannings, Callings, and 11th hour changes. This is a cautionary tale, but perhaps not the one you think it will be.

The heroes of Outsiders have been revealed, and it's a great sign for the future of the game.

As we wrap up the year, let's do some forecasting on future class designs based on loose ends and themes.

The Nationals circuit has shown that the original heroes of Welcome to Rathe and Arcane Rising still have what it takes to compete- and the wisdom of a non-rotating format.

Prism exemplifies what Living Legend is supposed to be.

Does the grandeur of the Illusionist aesthetic cause an imbalance in the game's collectibility? And proudly introducing our new Player's Guides section!

Rathe Times contributors in real life! And we look at preparing for new players in the wake of increasing exposure.

LSS has charted a bold path forward for Flesh and Blood- and it's perfect for preserving your local play group.