Guildmages' Forum

In a set where speed is everything, what does a color that's bad at evasion and combat tricks do? Just crush them with card quantity and big bodies!

GY_Player

Red has many cards that look tempo-losing at first glance but gain an advantage once the game drags on. If you don't mind playing a multicolor deck, I recommend picking up some red cards as support.

ZHAN

You play your deck, I play your deck. There shouldn't be much difference, right? —Gonti

Jru

Speed decides the winner, and blue defines what speed means

jeffchen

White has lots of tall, big rides. Time to race with passion

T1BloodMoon

Guildmages' Forum traveled to Hsinchu, sunny but still very windy, to interview the low-key and reserved 余弘毅 (丈丈). 丈丈 shares his journey of 'persisting' in this game since 2013. On top of that, the generous 丈丈 also provided a precious World Championship playmat, which will be given away to readers in a future event. See the end of the article for the designs!

faintmama cephille

"Know that in places you cannot see, others are working hard too." A fellow player once told 承翰 this. Starting from respect for the effort of those around him, over the past two years 承翰 has broken through one inner prison after another. For some players, this will be a sincere sharing that is almost moving.

faintmama cephille ZHAN

JT, who once brought Taiwan first-hand reports from the World Championship, is here! He has stepped back from competition lately, and his view of Magic: The Gathering has shifted a little. Let's get to know this player from Kaohsiung and find out how he prepares for, and thinks about, competing.

faintmama cephille

Let's see which mechanics appear in Aetherdrift!

Jru

Azorius in Standard doesn't have to be a control deck. Playing creatures is an option too.

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