The Junior League: Aurora
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.
by: Alex Truell
1 month 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
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
Fai pushes the Ninja's wide combat chain toward explosive conclusions, making powerful use of a full hand.
by: Joshua Kehe
1 year ago
Learn the core elements of Arakni's gameplay, from contracts to control to death by a thousand cuts.
by: Joshua Kehe
1 year ago
It's one thing for a deck to win, and quite another for it to win consistently.
by: Alex Truell
1 year ago
Katsu epitomizes the Ninja combo line strategy, maximizing the impact of his cards through careful sequencing and hand assembly.
2 years ago
Learn the basics of Bravo and the Guardian class, from Crush and Dominate to Auras and Equipment.
by: Alex Truell
2 years ago
Since Uprising elevated her status, Iyslander has reshaped the meta around her icy presence. While top tier builds require steep investments, it's entirely feasible to get results from a budget build, and to build up from there. Rhea takes you every step of the way.
by: Rhea Adams & Will Reinhardt
2 years ago
We've all been there.
by: Alex Truell
2 years ago
When considering picking up a new deck, it's worth asking a few questions. "Are the Legendaries important?“ "How cheap is it to build this hero?“ "Is the deck viable on a budget?“ Our Budget Builds series aims to put you on a competitive playing field without a big financial investment.
by: Tim Bierholz
2 years ago
With a third Ice hero dropping Frostbites in Classic Constructed, disruption strategies have never been more prevalent. To truly prepare for the meta, you need to expect the unexpected.
by: Alex Truell & Mark Chamberlain
2 years ago
Sideboarding is a topic worthy of in-depth discussion, but the most common interactions tend to be fairly high level. Kevin breaks it down to the core concepts to get you started.
by: Kevin Brayer
2 years ago
Dromai has completely changed how we approach Illusionists, engaging a whole new subset of players with her dramatic board development.
by: Parker Brown
2 years ago
The first time you face down arcane damage, it can feel unblockable; and even with experience, adjusting your gameplan to arcane prevention can feel like a nuisance. Here are some techniques to help your arcane blocking game.
by: Davis Tower Kingsley & Mark Chamberlain
2 years ago
Combining arcane damage with icy control, Iyslander brings a dynamic playstyle to the table. Learn the basics of the Elemental Wizard, from fusions to frostbite to freeze.
by: Shahmir Samee
2 years ago
Learn the basics of Lexi and the Elemental Ranger class in this introductory course, from lines of play and weapon selection to fusion and elements.
by: Isaac Jessen
2 years ago
Balanced between offense & defense, between magic & might, Briar bridges the gap between humanity and nature.
by: Kevin Brayer
2 years ago