Casting extra spells feels like a good thing. Chingsung takes that a step further and shows you how to cast those spell through the power of the humble land drop!

Our modern age of video replay makes deeper analysis of Magic possible. Chingsung turns his analytic gaze to one of the masters of the game, Luis Scott-Vargas.

Chingsung may run an extra card in his decks, but it's his analysis on doing so, and why you would want to as well, that shines. (This article originally ran April 27, 2011.)

It's kill or be killed, and Chingsung has the answers to keeping your head about as the world ends!

Chingsung continues his deep review of car economy, and ends with Solar Flare tech! Take your new knowledge and put it to use!

What's the most influential card in Magic's history? Jace? Counterspell? Ancestral Recall? Island? Chingsung has a different answer.

Chingsung dives deep, exploring decision trees, and reasons through a head-to-head between Big Red and Solar Flare decks.

Chingsung looks at the Solar Flare which has been popular recently in Standard, is it still a contender?

Chingsung discusses more of his Systems and Magic theory, this week exploring the concepts of tempo and equilibrium for Magic.

The impact of thinking about Magic as a system rather than a series of discrete events affects the way you approach the game, but it doesn’t necessarily result in revelation.