We just had an amazing weekend of Pro Tour Magic. It was one of the best Pro Tours in recent memory with a great standard format, exciting new decks, a diverse field and an absurdly[…]
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Author: Nate Walker
I am a competitive Magic player out of New Hampshire. My favorite format is Modern, though I do still have a love of Limited and would enjoy more opportunities to play it competitively. I play a lot of Magic Online, grind local PPTQs and attend Grand Prixs when time and budget allows. Follow me on Twitter @thenatewalker.
PPTQ Win With Bant Company
New Standard Usually the focus of rotation is on which high profile cards and archetype staples are leaving or entering the format. The defining change of the recent rotation was the loss of the Khans[…]
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Contextual Evaluation of Limited Formats (CELF)
For many, the best way to test a limited format (and most fun) is to get together with friends and jam a bunch of drafts or sealed games. I’ll never discourage this if you have[…]
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GP Houston & GP Detroit Tournament Reports
It’s a lot easier to succeed at GPs when you start with two byes and can play your first match in the 2-0 bracket. Last year I put a lot of emphasis on accumulating enough[…]
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PPTQ Win – Magic Origins Sealed (Tournament Report)
The first PPTQ I attended was at Jetpack Comics in Rochester, NH on December 06, 2014. This was the debut weekend for the PPTQ system and Jetpack had the highest attendance in the region with[…]
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Magic Origins: Limited Set Review – Multicolor, Artifacts, Lands (Commons/Uncommons)
For limited, the commons and uncommons of a set drive the pace and archetypes of a format so I’ll be focusing my set reviews only on those cards. The rares and mythics are splashy and[…]
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