The Junior League: Fai
This summer, I started bringing my 6-year-old to the occasional Armory as a bye-round breaker. The Junior League presents decks streamlined to her level.
From a purely numeric perspective, there are objectively better and worse cards. Any effect beyond damage comes at a cost - but bundling effects can ensure you get value out of them.
by: Alex Truell
4 weeks ago
With a budget of $50, this series sets out to build Armory decks in the style of LSS' official offerings.
by: Clark Moore
1 month ago
Count Your Blessings was everywhere - a big scary package that could fit into any deck. But is it really all that it was made out to be?
by: Talon Stradley
1 month ago
A brief rundown of Dash I/O's journey from anchoring a dud set to featuring in a meta-breaking Armory Deck.
by: Andrew Henderson
1 month ago
Maybe it's just a Wisconsin thing, or maybe there's something more to this champion of light.
by: Alex Truell
1 month ago
Tyler Horspool's latest build has opened the door to Illusionist for players who aren't interested in wide boards.
by: Alex Truell
2 months ago
Our latest Pro Series article - available to Rathe Times subscribers - lays a foundation for Chane in Living Legend.
by: Kevin Brayer
2 months ago
The Armory Deck has added new tools to aim decks like Sandscour Azalea - a potential meta-hunter in the Mistveil era.
by: Alex Truell
3 months ago
In all the hype of Mistveil and its return to traits, we forgot to watch our backs.
by: Alex Truell
3 months ago
The recently-released Armory Deck has supplied Boltyn with a broad range of new gear options - some with obvious roles, others with exciting potential. At the center lies Solar Plexus.
by: Elly Bird
3 months ago
Lock your opponent in a horrific cycle with the definitive mask of Mystic Assassin.
by: Abigail Welday
4 months ago
Have you checked out the latest from Teklo?
by: John Sells
4 months ago
How do you settle on your blue base? If you haven't reevaluated it this June, you may want to.
by: Alex Truell
5 months ago
With Victor Goldmane, it's always go big AND go home. You should see him in a crown.
by: Mark Chamberlain
5 months ago
Exclusively for our subscribers, Kevin returns to the Living Legend format with a few new entries, with insights into this premiere format.
by: Kevin Brayer
5 months ago
Our journey through Rathe has landed us in Misteria, but Andrew can't help but see shades of Aria, especially in Nuu's design.
by: Andrew Henderson
5 months ago
Dash i/o only began to make her presence known in the late stages of the Heavy Hitters season. A card seemingly designed for Maxx might just change that.
by: Alex Truell
5 months ago
Simple as that: I'm here to explain the ins and outs of beating a Kano
by: RonĂ¡n Sovitzky
6 months ago
Allow me to give away all of the secrets! (Sorry Kano players)
by: Andrew Henderson
6 months ago