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Andrea Mengucci talks about why he decided to go with White Weenie as his deck of choice for MPL play.

Mike Sigrist has been playing a ton of War of the Spark Standard, and he has some key takeaways from all of that experience that you can take into your next tournament.

Creature-based combo is back.

Josh Silvestri talks about how the standard for Standard planeswalkers has shifted.

Will Jonathan is here to tell us that it's all in our heads, and that "pressure doesn't exist".

Ben Stark is back with another Pack 1 Pick 1 for War of the Spark, and talks about what could've made War of the Spark one of the best limited sets.

Frank Karsten offers us 10 combos that are available for Standard and Modern as a result of the printing of War of the Spark.

Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa talks about the London Mulligan rule, Open Decklists, and whether or not the Prerelease model is good for Mythic Championships.

Matt Sperling writes about affirmative action in the competitive gaming community, merit vs social presence, and how all of that comes together in WotC's most recent announcement about the MPL changes.

Mike Sigrist talks about why he thinks that Esper is going to be the best deck in the format, and why Teferi, Time Raveler is so good in Esper.

Riley Knight and the Arena Boys are back at it again trying to cast 5 colors worth of planeswalkers with all green producing lands.

Josh Silvestri talks about decks that made out really well in the first week of the new standard format with War of the Spark.

Andrea Mengucci talks about how God Eternal Oketra is a powerhouse in the new standard format, along with some other Bant friends.

Joel Larsson talks about some sweet new brews with War of the Spark for the new standard format!

Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa talks about his preparation for Mythic Championship London, the new London Mulligan, and what it means for Tron moving forward.