A surge of power hits Aurora while she's already at the top of her game.

Mastering the Greatbow turns everything you know about Azalea on its head. Alex explains the core principles that underly this agile and engaging deck, discusses recent competitive showings, and offers up his build for The Hunted era.

In a follow-up to his post-book Kano guide, BlazingforLethal returns with an alternate path.

What do we need for a punk revival?

Of course Mechanologists can go fast, but should they?

As an Armory Deck, Dash I/O serves as one of the prominent pipelines to Classic Constructed. How do you take Dash I/O to that next level? Consult the User Guide.

Known for being 'too fair', Warrior has long struggled to reach the upper tiers of any FAB meta. Will Fang break the curse?

Lexi is a much-beloved hero who fell off the map once she transitioned to Living Legend. However, I think players are remaining too quiet about her in Blitz.

It took 4 months, but Kano is back - and BlazingforLethal is here to explain everything.

Aurora has quickly carved out a role for herself in the Living Legend meta through the use of Ball Lightning. Abby explains why and how.

True to LSS' mission to "bring people together... through the common language of playing great games", Ayli explores the social depth of playing a TCG together.

Our Pro Series support for the Living Legend format continues with a wide look at the field ahead of this weekend's Calling: Chicago.

In the opening days of Rosetta, Verdance looked ready to bloom - but autumn came quickly for this sweet summer child. What went wrong?

Eager to get in on the excitement of a new set, my 6-year-old daughter asked to build an Aurora deck - bringing on a host of new challenges.

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.

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