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.

Let's give credit where credit's due: not all luck is created equal - and make no mistake, some players do create luck.

Olympia remains a misunderstood and underexplored hero - but you don’t earn the nickname “The Eternal” without quite the resume.

Uzuri has a reputation as a flexible hero with room for variation in her decklists. Sean advocates for the Pummel.

Attack reactions are an exciting part of the game, but how do you decide when they're the right choice for your deck?

With each new set comes a lot of deck testing. How do you make the most of your reps?

Mark explores the potential for increasing the role of attack reactions in your decks.

It started as a pressure test. A simple question: What would happen if I ran 9 Salvage Shots and built a deck to support it?

Even when pushing your offensive to the limit, there are ways to mitigate damage and considerations on blocking that must be made.

Go beyond the contract and utilize every advantage Arakni offers.

In Part 2 of Mark's examination of the draft format, we get into Outsiders-specific strategies.

Mara Faris has taken Dromai to Top 8 finishes in Charlotte. Now, she's here to make the case for a more Draconic take on the popular Illusionist.

Clay unravels the Ninja scrolls and delves into the heart of expert Katsu play: managing the combat chain.

As the one successful Ranger before Outsiders, Lexi comes to the table with high regard. But with tools largely focused on Azalea and Riptide, can Lexi maintain credibility?

Outsiders has renewed interest in the Ranger class, but before you invest in anything, make sure you're pursuing the deck that will resonate with you.

Get deep into the mathematics of this game engine with a close look at Value, Tempo, and Initiative across several games, before applying the concepts to Flesh and Blood.

Of the many ways to cheat at trading card games, none are as powerful as stacking the deck- only in FAB, it's not cheating! Learn to pitch stack with this guide.