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Judges, Juries, and Executioners
December 23, 2015
7 min to read
As a result of an investigation into leaks of unofficial spoilers, Wizards suspended a group of Judges involved in the leaks. The Judges were not pleased.
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Top 10 Stories of 2015
December 21, 2015
7 min to read
We take a look back at 2015 and revisit some of the year’s top stories
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Why World Magic Cup?
December 14, 2015
5 min to read
We recap all the action from the final professional event of 2015: the World Magic Cup
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Dead and Bloated
December 7, 2015
5 min to read
It’s been a rough few weeks for the world. Today we talk about community, compassion, and coming together in a time of need.
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Can Legacy be Revitalized?
November 30, 2015
8 min to read
There has been a recent increase in discussion on how Wizards can help revitalize Legacy and today we’ll take a look at the logistical challenges
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2015 Holiday Shopping Guide
November 23, 2015
5 min to read
It’s that time of year! Are you a gamer buying gifts? Do you need to buy gifts for the gamer in your life? You’ve come to the right place!
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Solving Standard
November 16, 2015
6 min to read
Wizards of the Coast is concerned that too much data analysis leads to the Standard metagame being solved too quickly. Is that really so bad?
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Commander Week
November 9, 2015
8 min to read
We kick off Commander week at Hipsters of the Coast with a look at this year’s installment of WotC’s annual Commander boxed set
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The Travis Woo Interview
November 5, 2015
4 min to read
We catch up with former Channel Fireball writer Travis Woo
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Shadows over Innistrad Do’s and Don’ts
November 2, 2015
2 min to read
With the big reveal of Shadows over Innistrad this weekend, speculation on the set will run rampant. Check our guide of do’s and don’t before you speculate!
Grinding It Out
Grinding it Out—Power of Three
October 28, 2015
7 min to read
Danny West recently suggested changing the constructed card cap from four to three and we think it’s a brilliant idea