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, I thought it would be a pretty good card. With three solid abilities and a reasonable starting loy

[ ]Burchett talks Teferi, Friedman loves Looting, and Thompson manipulates Moxen Newsletter Thursday, May 3rd "Hero of Dominaria" sure was apt, wasn't it? When I first saw [Teferi, Hero of Dominaria]( I thought it would be a pretty good card. With three solid abilities and a reasonable starting loyalty, it was extremely likely that the U/W planeswalker would see at least a little bit of play in Standard. But I can't say I expected this! Teferi not only put numerous takes of U/W back on the map, it made Standard's most offensive card, [The Scarab God]( obsolete! Don't believe me? Well, I've never been much of a control player, so that makes sense. That's why I enlisted the expertise of Autumn Burchett, the 2017 English National champion and recent MOCS winner, to talk all things [Teferi](. If Modern's more your speed, Ben Friedman's got the lowdown on why [Faithless Looting]( is Modern's version of [Brainstorm](. And for those of you still trying to figure out if [Mox Amber]( is the real deal? Pro Tour Amonkhet champion Gerry Thompson is hard at work breaking Magic's newest shiny artifact. Are [Teferi]( [Faithless Looting]( and [Mox Amber]( as good as advertised? Perhaps a few rounds will help us find some answers, as the SCG Tour heads to Charm City for the [Baltimore Open Weekend](. I'll be joined by Todd Anderson, Nick Miller, and the rest of the [@SCGTour](scgtour) crew as we work our way through fifteen rounds of Team Constructed action to see Teferi is the hero Dominaria deserves. Be sure to join us all weekend long at [twitch.tv/scgtour](! And don't miss the answer to this week's Possibility Storm below! It's a real doozy! — [Cedric Phillips](CedricAPhillips), Content Coordinator [Baltimore Open May 5-6]( [May 19-20]( [May 19-20 Modern]( [May 26-27]( [May 26-27 Modern]( [June 2]( [June 2 Modern]( [Autumn Burchett]( [Playing U/W Control In Dominaria Standard]( By [Autumn Burchett](   [Twitter]( [Teferi, Hero of Dominaria]( is wholly unreasonable. Part of what always made [Chandra, Torch of Defiance]( so scary out of Temur Energy a few months ago was that often she could plus to make mana the turn she hit the battlefield and you could immediately [Abrade]( or [Harnessed Lightning]( whatever creature was threatening her, leaving her sitting on an empty battlefield. In that deck, Chandra's mana-generating ability was secretly her most powerful mode. The fact that [Teferi's]( +1 ability untaps lands achieves a similar effect. On curve on Turn 5, he lets you hold up your two-mana interaction to [Seal Away]( your opponent's attacker or counter their next threat, whilst later in the game the extra mana can go so far as to allow you to hold up [Settle the Wreckage]( to protect him. [Continue Reading]( [Rudy Briksza, Jonathan Job, and Brian Basoco team up to win at SCG Atlanta!]( [Briksza, Job, and Basoco team up to win at SCG Atlanta!]( [Charles Porges wins Standard Classic]( [Charles Porges Standard Classic]( [Kendall Burdette wins Modern Classic]( [Kendall Burdette Modern Classic]( [Dakotah Cotton wins Legacy Classic]( [Dakotah Cotton Legacy Classic]( [Ben Friedman]( [Faithless Looting Is Brainstorm]( By [Ben Friedman](   [Twitter]( "The two decks with the highest win rate in the tournament are built around abusing [Faithless Looting]( the card I have been saying is the most egregious offender in Modern. It's as if the data is supporting my claim..."—Craig Wescoe, April 2, 2018 "I used to be with it, but then they changed what 'it' was! Now what I'm with isn't 'it' . And what's 'it' seems weird and scary to me."—Abraham Simpson "It," in this case, is traditional evaluation of the meaning and significance of card advantage in the context of current Modern. I, like many players, have some long-ingrained habits and heuristics surrounding what it means to gain an advantage in a game of Magic that are simply less true in Modern today than they've been in any historical format during my tenure with the game. This is unsettling, to say the least, but it offers the consolation of yet another example that demonstrates that, within the infinite game of Magic: The Gathering, there are very, very few universal rules for gaining an edge. There is always more to learn, and the case study of [Faithless Looting]( provides an excellent object lesson. [Continue Reading]( [Find Game Night Events Near You!]( [Gerry Thompson]( [Breaking Mox Amber]( By [Gerry Thompson](   [Twitter]( Is [Mox Amber]( broken? Unplayable? Merely good? I wanted to find out. My journey to find the truth went deep. You've been warned. Moxes tend to be their most powerful when you're accelerating to bigger spells sooner than your opponents. Ramping from two mana to four mana tends to be more powerful than ramping from four to six. Getting an early mana advantage tends to turn into a tempo advantage, which will snowball. A small amount of acceleration later is typically less impactful. My descent into madness started with a single card. [Continue Reading]( [Find Invitational Qualifier Events This Week!]( [Possibility Storm!]( [Possibility Storm: Make Benalia History!]( [See the solution!]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [YouTube]( StarCityGames.com, 5728 Williamson Road N.W, Roanoke, VA 24012 [SafeUnsubscribe™ {EMAIL}]( [Forward email]( | [Update Profile]( | [About our service provider]( Sent by donotreply@starcitygames.com in collaboration with [Constant Contact]( [Try it free today](

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