Arena Championship 13 sets a 178-player Standard showdown for October 24–25
The new official guide confirms the $250,000 event, qualification stakes, format and broadcast times for Arena Championship 13.
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The new official guide confirms the $250,000 event, qualification stakes, format and broadcast times for Arena Championship 13.
Read Brief →A new Pioneer experiment combines Arclight and Darklight Phoenix through self-mill, Adventure creatures and sacrifice removal. Its full 9–14 result exposes a major graveyard-hate weakness.
A new best-of-one brew mills four Approaches to recruit Conspiracy Unraveler, cast Omniscience and assemble a sideboard-assisted damage loop.
A reported Store Championship win highlights a creature-and-Food loop that generates arbitrarily large mana and power, with extra pieces converting it into a kill.
Mono-Red Madness leads adoption, while Mono-Blue Terror and Bogles post stronger nonmirror results in a fresh two-week dataset.
A ten-match test demonstrates a new Reality Fracture ramp shell, with Ugin bridging into Emrakul and limited interaction as its main weakness.
A 31–3 game record and a new winner interview explain the Silence, Orim’s Chant and Teferi package behind her Modern victory.
Early lists highlight a new landfall engine: Avatar of Burgeoning Echoes supplies Jace loyalty through repeated land entries, while fetchlands support card draw and a land-count-based finisher.
New post–Reality Fracture Vintage lists pair Karn, Argent Defender with creatures whose entry penalties normally make them impractical, offering a colorless alternative to the usual Stifle plan.
A new 2,066-list post-ban aggregate and six-event weekly sample show no runaway Legacy leader: Dimir Tempo remains largest but below 50%, while Tron and Doomsday post stronger results.
A twelve-match Standard test pairs the new Cruel Calculations with draw-trigger mill engines, producing multiple turn-four library kills despite a modest 4–8 overall record.