How do you settle on your blue base? If you haven't reevaluated it this June, you may want to.

With Victor Goldmane, it's always go big AND go home. You should see him in a crown.

Exclusively for our subscribers, Kevin returns to the Living Legend format with a few new entries, with insights into this premiere format.

Our journey through Rathe has landed us in Misteria, but Andrew can't help but see shades of Aria, especially in Nuu's design.

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.

Simple as that: I'm here to explain the ins and outs of beating a Kano

Allow me to give away all of the secrets! (Sorry Kano players)

Travel the moonlit path to the Immortal Lunar Shrine. Enigma may await you with your destiny inside.

Assassin wasn't even dead, but already Nuu is revitalizing it!

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

This PQ season, Riptide picked up his first LL points in almost a year. Let’s check in on Riptide and the different lists seeing success!

While red-heavy Death Dealer decks take center stage, the disruptive control variant of Azalea finds a new advantage defying expectations.

The curtains have fallen on Act 1, and Dromai is left standing beside the throne of the fallen Emperor. Where should a Draconic Illusionist player go to bide their time through intermission?

From the scrapyard to streets filled with bright neon lights, find the right list for your budget.

After only playing Riptide for year, Talon offer’s his thoughts on what it takes to bring a dark horse to competitive events— and win.

Josh Lau returns and reveals his decklist for Olympia, along with an update for the post-Dromai landscape.

Clay breaks down how Heavy Hitters impacted Rhinar, and shares his new tech for the classic Bloodrush deck