Faithless Brewing

Faithless Brewing #77: Rogues Week. Thieves’s Guild Enforcer and Soaring Thought-Thief are leading a Rogues resurgence. What does a Rogues deck look like in Modern and Pioneer?

Faithless Brewing #76. Skyclave Apparition is the darling of Modern, but there’s another white creature from Zendikar Rising that’s been quietly putting up 5-0s. What can we do with Luminarch Aspirant?

Faithless Brewing #75. For months we’ve been trying to break the curse of Dreadhorde Arcanist. Is Magmatic Channeler the one we’ve been waiting for?

David is salivating over Cleansing Wildfire, but does he want to blow up the opponent’s lands, or his own? With 5 new decklists this week, the answer seems to be, “Why not both?”

Omnath, Locus of Creation is poised to leave a remarkable footprint on both Modern and Pioneer. But how much is too much?

Part Tarmogoyf, part Death’s Shadow, all business: Zendikar Rising’s newest beater has the crew losing life at an alarming rate!

Heliod Company looks like the deck to beat in Modern, but many are challenging for the crown. Stanislav of The Dive Down breaks down how to attack the meta.

Dan has been tearing up the Pioneer leagues with a new build of Izzet Phoenix, starring three new additions from Zendikar Rising.

Zach Ryl really, really likes Cryptic Command. Master your modes with this brief guide to the fairest Modern card of them all.

Modern and Legacy staples in old border frames. Is there anything more beautiful? Zach Ryl of the Serum Visions Podcast shares his Top 10 wish list for Time Spiral Remastered.

With Arcum’s Astrolabe banned in Modern, artifact players have a snowflake-shaped hole in their hearts. Brian Madden examines three possible replacements.

Damon Alexander presents a quick start guide to Canadian Highlander (Canlander), the greatest format in Magic.

Luminarch Aspirant is doubly explosive with a Hardened Scales effect. David explores the interaction in an Abzan Pioneer deck with eight Sneks.

Kaya’s Guile is good right now, and we love super medium Mardu decks. With Magmatic Channeler as our card of the week, the pieces started to click into place.

A Rogue Ninja is not like all the other Ninjas. Rogue Ninjas are independent, free thinkers. Not like all the Normie Ninjas. Baaa, Ninja Sheeple!

Copying spells is a good; copying spells with additional costs to cast them is a steal. What happens if we pair Sea Gate Stormcaller with Village Rites in Pioneer?

With the advent of Triomes in Ikoria, Modern players have a much shorter path to assembling all five land types. You know what that means: Tribal Flames!

BG Lands got some nice upgrades from Zendikar Rising, from Lotus Cobra to Nissa of Shadowed Boughs. David tries to put them all together with a little inspiration from Sam Black.

Rogue Refinery goes out with bang as the crew wields the power of Rielle, the Everwise. Who managed to get Paul and Eilidh one last 5-0?

Paul and Eilidh are on the hunt for a 5-0, and the crew thinks Vivien has the right skills for the job. Let’s go find some monsters!

Rogue Refinery returns with a fiendishly good creature from Ikoria. The race is on to make the biggest Fiend!

Assemble the Thunder Cats! The crew puts Ikoria’s Mutate mechanic to the test with three takes on Vadrok, Apex of Thunder.

The cat’s out of the bag on Colossification combo. In fact, the cat is twenty times larger than the bag. Mreow!

Our new video series, Rogue Refinery, kicks off with a look at Ikoria’s most jaw-dropping card draw engine: Song of Creation!