What exactly is "Paleolithic" Burn?

Whether you want to call it Boomer Burn or just plain Boros Burn, the classic r-w deck might be one of the best options despite encroachment from so many Modern Horizons II options at R.

Find.

Out.

Why!

What is the Limit of Almost Every Deck?

Why is that a super cool thing to talk about in 2022?

And what does Halana and Elena, Partners have to do with Chaplain of Alms and Legion Angel, anyway?

What do the current Blood Money (and surprisingly successful non-Blood on the Snow) black decks look like?

How might they look with some additions from Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty?

If Mike had to play one game of Standard for his life, he'd pick Izzet Dragons.

Still, Hullbreaker Horror and Cemetery Protector make a strong case for Number Two

Everybody hates Izzet! Or, at least most people have to have a plan for Prismari. This week Mike looks at an emerging Dimir discard deck, comments a little on what makes Izzet so hard for control to compete with, and reveals a weird new solution from -- gasp -- Mono-White!

A secret sideboard in Venice. The principles of Barbarian Class. Making your own luck, making your reputation, and making it go faster, Faster, FASTER at the Innistrad Championships

Mike and Roman revisit a classic article about decision fatigue, an Israeli parole board, and eating snacks during a tournament...

Because of course young Roman did just that to break through to Top 8 of MTGVegas! This podcast celebrates his amazing accomplishment and sets up lessons as we return to "The Gathering" half of Magic.

With MTGVegas in the books, Mike addresses tips for long paper tournaments, presumably for a public increasingly interested in "The Gathering" half of Magic

Mostly about the early popularity of White Weenie in Crimson Vow Standard

Roman joins Mike in a redux of his best article in years!

Plus, the onetime Ancestral Recall duo starts off on some honest to gosh BARBARIAN chats! Fewer lies (hopefully) more steel mace swinging? Stay savage