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

Dash i/o only began to make her presence known in the late stages of the Heavy Hitters season. A card seemingly designed for Maxx might just change that.

Let's get theoretical about the strangest class in the game.

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.

Clay explains the theory behind Michael Hamilton's Worlds-winning deck and shows you how to put it to use in your own play

Build better decks and sideboards using the mystical powers of probability.

Let's use a fancy probability tool called hypergeometric distribution to refine our in-game decision-making. Less intuition! More math!

Break away from hero-centric axioms and learn to evaluate the evergreen game principles that influence the decision to go first or second.

The card pool for Illusionist is still pretty shallow; but while we wait for more Illusionist support, let's have a little fun!

Will breaks down card evaluation by the numbers, and applies that methodology to one of the great questions of our time: is Charging your Soul even worth the trouble?

Each class has a big pool of cards to swim in. Don't limit yourself to the mainstream.

Each class has a big pool of cards to swim in. Don't limit yourself to the mainstream.