Sometimes, what isn't broken for you is for someone else. Frustrated by long games, Eric has a way to make your next multiplayer showdown faster and more fun!

Jules doesn't need to tell you that designers design mechanics. How they can go about doing that is a little more shrouded. His rundown of iterations illuminates some of the mystery!

The fundamentals of Magic are important, and required, but boring. While making mana isn't sexy, mana by the numbers just works better. Jarvis shows you how!

Natasha is back with another well-researched report on how we can play Magic. Unlike other psychology-based views, hers are backed by the power of actual science. Think you're ready to truly step up your game?

Mana. What is it good for? Everything! Darwin breaks down his perspective on making the most of it, showing you a slick (and budget!) Humans lists to rock the current Standard metagame!

Chingsung challenges, and explains, his perspective on card draw and the efficiency you want to be doing it at! Don't miss this great dive to help you look at your deck a little differently!

Given how detailed and numeric Magic is it would make sense that there is one way to truly evaluate cards, right? Jesse shares where this thinking leads, and a better way to approach all Magic evaluations!

With the infinite possibilities of the world before you, designing a flavorful world is daunting. Jules shares how you can get a jump start by borrowing a world that already exists!

Darwin doesn't sleep on a bed of non-sequential bills (yet). See how he tackles the same issues that face so many of us: a budget to play Magic, with a desire to win often too!

Chingsung continues his ongoing analysis, breaking down even more on mana manipulation, and how you can dominate games through non-interactivity. (Yes, it's pretty cool!)