Dynasty of the Demonastary
Jumpstart your deckbuilding as we examine Dynasty's Runeblade card pool through the lenses of Chane, Briar, and Viserai.
Clay explains the theory behind Michael Hamilton's Worlds-winning deck and shows you how to put it to use in your own play
by: Mark Chamberlain & Clay DeAngelis
2 years ago
While Flesh and Blood’s card pool is still relatively shallow, there are clearly some diamonds in the rough waiting to be mined and refined.
by: Rhea Adams
2 years ago
Consider your weapon in light of the role it plays in your deck's central strategy.
by: Alex Truell
2 years ago
Chane continues to make his presence felt in the Blitz format, and Kevin's here to remind you why.
by: Kevin Brayer
2 years ago
Parker Brown has a decklist that pushes Dromai aggressively- but holds a defensive sideboard just in case.
by: Mark Chamberlain & Parker Brown
2 years ago
In the wake of Nationals season, casual players are inundated with honed, competitive decklists to base their builds on. But when it comes time to put your own spin on that Top 8 deck, how can you be sure you're not undercutting everything that made it successful?
by: Alex Truell & Will Reinhardt
2 years ago
In a surprising turn of events, Michael Hamilton rode a Wounded Bull to victory at the US Nationals. Go in depth with the strategy and matchups of this unexpected Iyslander deck.
by: Mark Chamberlain & Michael Hamilton
2 years ago
People often underestimate just how adaptable Bravo can be to every situation. By siding in the right cards, he can be either an unstoppable force, an immovable object, or anywhere in between
by: Mark Chamberlain & Mark Siew
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
3 years ago
Build better decks and sideboards using the mystical powers of probability.
by: Jacob Wielgus & Will Reinhardt
3 years ago
With a recent showcase at The Calling: Singapore, the hybrid Mechanologist engine is ready for action.
by: Tim Bierholz
3 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
3 years ago
I'm not saying Azalea's the next meta hero. But if you've been waiting for her moment, the competitive landscape has never looked more favorable.
by: Alex Truell
3 years ago
Dash has the capability to respond to any matchup, if you know how to.
by: Kiki Labad
3 years ago
Fai, Rising Rebellion, is one of Uprising’s hottest new heroes; and while he may seem like a straightforward aggro deck, there is plenty to consider.
by: Frank Hung
3 years ago
Dromai has been making a strong impression in the early Uprising tournament scene, but her playstyle is anything but intuitive. Kevin offers a core understanding of Dromai's strategy to work from no matter which build you pursue.
by: Kevin Brayer
3 years ago
Entering competitive tournaments doesn't have to mean you set aside your favorite hero. Alex shares his tips on honing your skills and refining your deck to pilot your main into any field.
by: Alex Truell & Mark Chamberlain
3 years ago
Chane's access to banished power pushed him to the forefront of competitive play, earning him the title of Living Legend. Learn how to harness the power of the shadows.
by: Kevin Brayer
3 years ago
Channel Mount Heroic has become the new standard for Briar. Parker Brown explains how we got there, and if Briar retains the highland going into Uprising.
by: Parker Brown
3 years ago