Jules continues to build his world around "passing knowledge on" by comparing the flavorful elements of Zendikar and Innistrad!

Tags: Design, flavor, Jules Robins, Theory, Vorthos, Vorthos Wednesday

Gods of worlds are not beings to be trifled with. Nathan's challenge this week involves appeasing them all!

Tags: Eventide, Magic the Puzzling, Nathan Weizenbaum, Puzzles, Shadowmoor, Vorthos, Vorthos Wednesday

The history of the multiverse is long, and old. Issar shares some of the sights of Dominara from ages long gone!

Tags: Brendan Weiskotten, flavor, History, issar roon, Tapestry, Vorthos, Vorthos Wednesday

Have you ever tried rating cards? What about entire decks? Brandon brings his unique view of deck evaluation back, sharing how you can review your choices to make the difference in your next game!

Tags: Brandon Isleib, Casual, Deck Construction, Kitchen Table, Kitchen Table Tuesday, KiTT, Multiplayer, Theory

Edric, Spymaster of Trest isn't an ordinary creature, and an ordinary analysis isn't enough. Bruce dives deep into how to make the most of the card drawing Elf, and why you should use him too!

Tags: Bruce Richard, Edric Spymaster of Trest, Kitchen Table, Kitchen Table Tuesday, KiTT, Multiplayer, Strategy, Theory

"Proactive" and "reactive" are two words bandied about by nearly everyone. Daryl thinks they're all using them wrong. This week he breaks down the core components of multiplayer strategy!

Tags: Casual, Daryl Bockett, Kitchen Table, Kitchen Table Tuesday, KiTT, Multiplayer, Proactive, Reactive, Strategy, Theory

The mighty Vesuva. The combo-riffic Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth. The terrifying Strip Mine. These are the just honorable mentions! Abe runs down the greatest lands that give you more than mana!

Tags: Abe Sargent, Kitchen Table, Kitchen Table Tuesday, KiTT, Nonbasic Lands, Review, Top 10 List

It was the Game 5 of the weekend: Brian Kibler beating Jon Finkel on the back of maneuvered triple Galvanic Blast. Chingsung thinks Jon did it all wrong, but from angle you haven't seen yet.

Tags: Analysis, Brian Kibler, chingsung chang, Jon Finkel, Pro Tour, Pro Tour Dark Ascension, Review

Testing your decks is a vital element to competitive success. Darwin shares a story of where testing can go wrong, and why the right plan is often right in front of you!

Tags: Darwin Kastle, Deck Lists, Standard, Testing, Theory, Wisdom