Proxy artist and shockbox engineer Sheepwave discusses "nitro casual": what happens when proxies lead to imbalanced power levels.
Do you allow your opponents to take back their mistakes? Do you hold them to their actions? Mike Carrozza talks takebacks in Commander.
Not many have been ambitious enough to try and make Bridge from Below work in anything other than Dredge... but Ben finds a way.
One of the more unique commanders we've seen recently, Codie presents a challenge like none other for Michael Celani to brew around!
What makes a commander good enough for cEDH? Jake FitzSimons looks at the three things that can make a commander competitive.
It's a holiday deckbuilding special episode of CUT, hosted as always by Travis Stanley as he shares three community brews!
Does playing politics at the table to counter a spell make you the Bolas? Mike weighs in on a reader question.
Kristen takes us on a deckbuilding journey with Sylvia & Khorvath, rebuilding her pet deck for the current Casual meta.
The ”playtest” cards from Mystery Boosters were a hit - just which ones could make the jump to a traditional Magic card?
Ever wanted a Commander deck themed around Dr. Who? Galactic Clams has you covered with his latest Funky Flavor brew!
Cyclonic Rift has haunted EDH since the day it was printed. But can you be forgiven for casting it when it's your only option?
Moonfolk and Manabond - who can ask for more from a new episode of Conditions Allow, where Ben turns a drawback into a positive!
The year is 21XX. Despite a ray of hope and a narrative that Brudiclad was never heard from again, the Brudicladministrator reigns supreme.
What do hondens and Gaddok Teeg have in common? More than you think. Today MD dives into the ways that budget impacts building Sisay!
Is it bad to change what deck you're playing based on the table you're up against? Is that metagaming? Mike Carrozza weighs in.
If you had to play a commander with less than 250 decks on EDHrec, which one would you choose? It's Tymaret vs Gabriel in the latest CUT!
Multi-color decks in Commander keep getting stronger but Jake FitzSimons argues it's time mono-color saw some love.
Not all gold is gold; sometimes gold has a black set symbol, and that's why Dana is highlighting his top ten commons released in 2021!
Should tournament organizers participate in their events? It's a tricky question posed by a reader to Mike today!
Crimson Vow has plenty of fodder for Conditions Allow, the series where Ben tackles cards with downsides, and today he highlights Dorothea!
Don’t miss Michael Celani’s latest - join him as he chills with Svella, Ice Shaper in a sweet new Commander brew!
How do you handle a situation where one player gravely misjudges the table around them? Mike tackles the difficult question posed today.
Don't miss the latest round of the CUT competition, with some new twists coming for old favorites in today's roundup!
Tutoring in Commander is as strong as it is controversial, but Jake FitzSimons argues tutors actually make the format better.
Secret Lairs have changed the rules on what a Magic card looks like, and that has come with issues for the alter community.
Few things illicit more groans than extra turn spells in Commander, and that's the topic Andrew is tackling in today's edition of Good Grief!
If a group doesn't like losing to a deck in the playgroup, should you take the deck apart? Mike tackles that question from a reader today!
Jake FitzSimons goes over the colorless and land cards from Innistrad: Crimson Vow and tells us what's good and what's garbage.