Archive: Category: Legacy (Type 1.5)
Something Fishy (August 8th, 2008)
Fish. As a deck name and archetype, Fish has been around for a while. Though it has not seen a level
Beyond the Threshold (June 25th, 2008)
In Legacy, currently, one deck is king: Threshold. Threshold is an Aggro-Control deck that will eith
What's Next for Legacy? Coming and Going (June 18th, 2008)
So Wizards went and turned Vintage on its head. The forums are aflame with speculation about how thi
MWS: MTGO It Ain't (January 2nd, 2008)
Let me give you the skinny on the love/hate relationship I have with this program.
What Next For Legacy?: Combo Socks and Talking Elves (August 16th, 2007)
I can't believe combo is not more prevalent in Legacy.
Blue-Free Control in Legacy (July 18th, 2007)
There are a few things to keep in mind about playing pure control in Legacy (NOT aggro-control, that’s a different beast altogether).
Welcome Back, Legacy! The June 2007 B&R Changes (June 4th, 2007)
Before we begin, I'd like to make a brief introduction.
Seeing Legacy's Future (May 9th, 2007)
Future Sight has a plethora of cards which will affect Legacy in one way or another.
What Next for Legacy? Those Nasty Spikes (April 26th, 2007)
The trout speaks up about one of the defining decks of Legacy, and gives some pretty sound advice on deck construction, cartoon cobra killers, and making combo players cry.
What Next for Legacy?: This is Not the Gearhart You're Looking For (April 12th, 2007)
If you don't know who David Gearhart is, you don't follow Legacy.
What Next for Legacy? See Jack Expound (March 22nd, 2007)
Disagreeing with an Elgin usually feels like being a punching bag, only you look a lot worse when he is done with you.
What Next for Legacy? The Faerie Stompy Interview (March 14th, 2007)
Not long ago I spoke with Jarno Porkka, inventor of one of the most interesting and unique Magic decks ever created for any format.
Sucking At Legacy: Good Decks You Aren't Playing (March 2nd, 2007)
Legacy is a format Wizards of the Coast has recently been trying hard to promote, it has the largest cardpool outside of Vintage, and thanks to a well maintained banned list, is very balanced and open.
Planar Chaos in Legacy (February 7th, 2007)
As far as competitive Legacy goes, Time Spiral was a major disappointment.
What Next for Legacy? Cheating the Rules of Mana (December 7th, 2006)
At some point during my childhood I learned something very important about baseball.
[MTGS Classics] An Analysis of Legacy's Banned List (November 24th, 2006)
Currently, Legacy is one of the healthiest formats in Magic: The Gathering.
Time Spiral Review for Legacy (October 17th, 2006)
I am honored and excited that I was asked to write this review.
What Next for Legacy? Cards, They Are-A-Changing (September 6th, 2006)
Power cards give players design ideas and open up avenues of strategy.
Loamin' it Up in Legacy (July 25th, 2006)
Ravnica block is over, and the block that was promised to be a huge set for the Legacy player overall has been somewhat of a dissapointment.
Sucking at Legacy: Rakdos in 1.5 (July 3rd, 2006)
Obviously, there are some issues with this deck.
What Legacy Will Dissension Have? (June 7th, 2006)
These articles are my favorite to write -- full of nothing but speculation on what cards could/should/would see play in different formats.
Legacy's Legacy (March 30th, 2006)
With last year's great showings at the Legacy World Championship, Wizards gave Legacy two Grand Prix this year.
What Next for Legacy? Past, Present, and Future of Survival (January 16th, 2006)
Only a single Survival deck made top 128 in Lille (out of how many total we don't know) but that one made it all the way to the Semifinals.
GP Philly and Its Effect on Legacy (November 17th, 2005)
By: CynicalSquirrel Legacy players have awaited the arrival of GP Philly for months, ever since Wizards made the surprising announcement on their main page that Legacy, the least played of the four major formats, was going to get its very own Grand Prix.
For Richer or Poorer: Legacy. (October 3rd, 2005)
For Richer or Poorer is to show the way of legacy.
What Next for Legacy? (August 4th, 2005)
This is it! For Legacy players, this is what many of us have complained about not having over in our corner of the great ocean of Magic players for a very, very long time - a major event.
RG Survival in Legacy (August 1st, 2005)
by CynicalSquirrel RG Survival is currently one of the top contenders in the blossoming Legacy format.
Landstill in Legacy (July 20th, 2005)
Many people consider Landstill to be "the deck that won't die" in Legacy.
Jank Black: Can Black be Good? (July 12th, 2005)
Okay, so you’ve seen the title.
Legacy on a Budget (June 16th, 2005)
By Lennie Brookes (aka Qwerty)As formats go, Legacy is not the cheapest to get into.
Decks You Will Encounter in Legacy (June 2nd, 2005)
By Lennie Brookes Hi! Today I am going to walk you through the popular decks in Legacy.
What Does Blue Splash To In Legacy? (March 29th, 2005)
By Lennie Brookes (AKA Qwerty)What Does Blue Splash To In Legacy? Basics of Blue in Legacy Part II In my article about The Basics of Blue in Legacy I discussed its core concepts like denial and draw.
Legacy: A Survival Guide (March 20th, 2005)
Legacy, formerly known as 1.
ATS in Legacy (1.5) (March 13th, 2005)
ATS stands for Angry Tradewind Survival, deriving its name from the three most powerful cards in the deck: Anger, Tradewind Rider, and Survival of the Fittest.
Scepter Control In Legacy (March 2nd, 2005)
Scepter control is starting to see more and more play in Legacy; I have been playing it since Isochron Scepter was released.
The Basics Of Blue In Legacy (February 24th, 2005)
There comes a point in almost every deck that is made in Legacy when you decide if you're going to play Blue.
An Analysis of Legacy's Banned List (February 20th, 2005)
By Lennie Brookes (AKA Qwerty) Currently, Legacy is one of the healthiest formats in Magic: The Gathering.