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Comments (2)

OldbutFresh(01.09.2020 20:14)

Wasteland reprint.... Again.. It's getting printed to oblivion. The artwork looks more like disenchant or shatter. Really not a wasteland typ of art.

House-of-Games(05.07.2016 00:37)

Has the artwork of city of brass (MM Expansion), but wasted :) that's awesome!!!

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5 Dragons You Might Meet on the Battlefield

ConstructedBy Kumagoro (2018-03-23)

Dracarys! Despite their typical casting cost being midrange and beyond, Dragons always find a way to show up in decks of all kinds. Their current situation across the formats is not too shabby, and not just in red-based builds. Here’s a selection of the flying terrors all the cool kids are playing.

GP Madrid Aftermath: A Weekend Full of Magic

Event CoverageBy Rone (2018-03-19)

The Magic Grand Prix is the perfect excuse to spend a whole weekend enjoying our favorite hobby. Normally, the main event is what attracts most players’ attention – its coverage, Top 8 decklists, and of course, the GP winners. But there are many other things that one can have a go at aside from the competition.

One More Thing! A Second Look at Legacy Miracles

ConstructedBy Alakazimdk (2018-03-13)

I ran the Mentor build in the MTGO Legacy Challenge this week and I feel that is a good opportunity to showcase a slightly different way to build Miracles than we saw last time. I'll go through the list and then my rounds.

A Lesson on When Not to Concede

EntertainmentBy Andifeated (2018-02-16)

There is a general consensus floating around that players should concede "unwinnable" games in order to save precious time. This article covers the benefits of playing "unwinnable" games out and how I've won a game with a mulligan to one card while my opponent had a full grip.

What is Dead May Never Die: A Look at Legacy Miracles

ConstructedBy Alakazimdk (2018-02-02)

Miracles was supposed to die with the passing of Sensei’s Divining Top, but somehow Tundra lovers managed to resurrect the archetype and pilot it to many top 8 finishes in major tournaments. Read below to find out how Miracles works and how it performs in the current Legacy metagame.

Notes from the Battlefield: Legacy at MKMS Frankfurt 2018

Event CoverageBy TobiH (2018-01-26)

Time to take a look back at the Legacy main event of the MKM Series Frankfurt 2018! We got famous folks featured on video, exciting decks making it all the way to the finals, great games all around, and an MKMS Power 8 player as a champion. Here's what you might have missed!

My Legacy Picks for Team Trios Constructed GPs

Event CoverageBy Alakazimdk (2018-01-23)

This article will try to give you and your team some options for the Legacy component of upcoming Team Constructed events. I’ll give each deck two scores, the first for experienced Legacy players and the second for players who are not as familiar with Legacy as a format. As with all Legacy lists, expect a high learning curve in a format with Wastelands, Brainstorms, and consistent turn 2-3 combo kills.

Sunday, Bloody Sunday

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2018-01-10)

There is always room for innovation!

Post MKMS Hamburg

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2017-09-19)

What should you buy after MKMS Hamburg?

Hour of Presale

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2017-06-29)

The Hour of Devastation is nearly upon us!

Eternal Wisdom

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2017-01-18)

Philosophy, Picard, Personal Growth, and Price Predictions!

Always bet on Elves

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2016-08-23)

Elves are always broken in every format.

Gambling for Life!

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2016-06-20)

Not everything has to be about instant gratification. Slow and steady can win the race as well...

EMA and Legacy decks

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2016-06-14)

Today we will continue to look at the effect of Eternal Masters on various Legacy decks.

GP Columbus and Prague 2016

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2016-06-13)

Let's look at the two GP winning decks, and see how much Eternal Masters will help you build these decks.

EMA EV Price Sheet

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2016-06-07)

This collection of data is a good start if you are still unsure whether you want to buy displays or not.

Eternal Masters general advice

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2016-05-30)

The entire Eternal Masters set has been revealed by now, and it looks much better than expected!

Liberating Gems

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2016-03-19)

This card has been more or less useless since it was printed...

Eldrazi Ruins

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2016-02-29)

Have the Eldrazi ruined every format, yet?

All blue cards will get banned, eventually!

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2015-11-02)

Is Jace really dominating the format? Or were you talking about Siege Rhino?

The Knights Who Say Ni!

FinanceBy DrHoeh (2015-09-22)

Firstly, you must find another shrubbery! Then - when you have found the shrubbery - you must cut down the mightiest tree in the forest with ... a herring!

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