I'm not one for resolutions, but when it comes to TCGs, having set goals is key to growth.

Attritional fatigue is having a moment in the meta - and it seems like LSS intends for it to stay. But is it healthy?

Court is now in session, and the defense has prepared for a fight.

While we're talking about changing the landscape of FAB, we really should discuss two ubiquitous defense reactions.

You may not be at Nationals, but it's impacting the way you experience FAB.

There's a lot of thought that goes into a hero's art. What is LSS communicating in these key pieces? And how is Nuu breaking their previously established conventions?

It's the most iconic card in Flesh and Blood, but is it good for the game that one Legendary remains so ubiquitous?

Much has been made of recent efforts to lower the power level of FAB. As Tales of Aria's last hero rotates into Living Legend, what should we make of the new landscape?

If you want to see Flesh and Blood at its finest, look no further than Pro Tour: Baltimore.

Calls for bannings are nothing new in TCGs. Frank Hung and Joseph Cicchini offer thoughts on the latest controversial card - Codex of Frailty - and what constitutes a ban-worthy card in a game when power cards and power turns are essential to class identity.

Rhinar has been waiting in the wings for his moment to shine, but did Outsiders improve his prospects?

Traditional terms for TCG strategy can be hard to apply to FAB, and none moreso than 'midrange'.

Bannings, Callings, and 11th hour changes. This is a cautionary tale, but perhaps not the one you think it will be.

The heroes of Outsiders have been revealed, and it's a great sign for the future of the game.

Pro Quest season 3 begins in a few weeks. How can you set yourself up for success?

2022 was a breakout year for Flesh and Blood, and Alex Truell appears on Maindeck to discuss it with his former TCG writing partner, Dan Green.

As we wrap up the year, let's do some forecasting on future class designs based on loose ends and themes.