Zach sings a song of praise to the greatest blue creature of all time: Man-o’-War.

Rich shakes his head at the latest clueless marketing decision depicting violence against women.

This week we review The Purifying Fire, which one might consider a very early prequel of sorts to Oath of the Gatewatch as it features Chandra as the hero and a supporting cast that includes Gideon and Jace.

This week Kate talks about how she feels about Eternal Masters now that spoilers are out.

Carrie took a shot at qualifying for Pro Tour Sydney last weekend, snagging a last chance slot for the Denver RPTQ.

Jess takes apart an article arguing that women would get further in Magic by leaning in (to the stereotypes).

Carrie brings you some bonus advice not to concede, with a couple recent examples from tournaments.

Zach breaks down a bunch of important commons and common interactions in Eternal Masters draft, as well as addresses the elephant in the room: is Eternal Masters worth it?

This week Aaron is looking to make the world miserable with Opposition in Legacy.

This week we rank the rare and mythic reprints from Eternal Masters and look to the future of reprint products.

Rich continues his 52 in 52 series, reviewing The Eternal Ice by Jeff Grubb.