MTG Salvation Article Archives: Monthly: February 2007

• Every Extend(ed) Extra Part 1: Aggro/Aggro Control (February 28th, 2007)

  Today's Extended, though a year removed from its most recent "relevance" as a competitive format, is looking just as diverse.

• MTGCast #45: Arabian Nights and an Artifact Akroma (February 27th, 2007)

  A change in the life totals for 2HG, the possibility of an artifact Akroma, GP Dallas is in the books, Planar Chaos hits Magic Online with two release avatars, and more!

• Cranial Insertion: Teferi's Stately Loop, Replaced (February 26th, 2007)

  After last week’s monstrous review of the first 100 days of CI and a lot of old questions, it’s time to go back to the cranial.

• [MTGS Classics] What Are You Doing On Turn Two? (February 23rd, 2007)

  What are you doing on turn two? Think about your FNM deck.

• [MTGS Classics] How Good Are You At Poker? (February 22nd, 2007)

  In this article originally published April 18, 2006, fadeblue encourages a bit of cross-training by learning lessons from another famous card game.

• MTGCast #44: Black-Bordered Tenth Edition? (February 21st, 2007)

  Will 10th Edition be black-bordered, or was WOTC pulling a fast one on us during "bluff week?

• Making Your Have/Want List Work for You (February 20th, 2007)

  The purpose of a Magic have/want list is the same as a trade binder in real life: to enable you to trade with other people.

• Cranial Insertion: 99 Questions of Rules on the Wall (February 19th, 2007)

  As today's title may or may not suggest, this article is number 100 in a long list of Cranial Insertion articles!

• Mark Rosewater Q and A (February 17th, 2007)

  A while ago we sent off a list of questions to Mark Rosewater.

• Battle of the Sets VIII, Group 3 (February 16th, 2007)

  Hello and welcome to another edition of Battle of the Sets VIII! Today we have a lot of fantastic matches, thrilling plays and total blowouts, so there's a lot here to examine.

• Scrubland: The Four Pillars (February 15th, 2007)

  Feuerdrache outlines the four fundamental elements of winning Magic and offers a tournament report illustrating the importance of maintaining focus in a difficult situation.

• PC Casual: A Little Bit of Old, a Whole Lot of New (February 14th, 2007)

  Time Spiral Block is a great block for the casual Magic player, especially if you are one of those casual magic players like me that has been playing for a long time.

• MTGCast#43: PT Geneva and Magic Online III (February 13th, 2007)

  PT Geneva is in the books, a change in PT coverage, some more information about Magic Online 3.

• Cranial Insertion: The Morph You Know (February 12th, 2007)

  In 2002, Ixidor, Jeff Donais, and Mark Rosewater unleashed morph upon the world in Onslaught.

• Attacking the Metagame: Destructive Domain (February 9th, 2007)

  This deck started out life as an attempt to create a hybrid madness/destructive flow deck based roughly on the aggro flow archetype.

• The Planar Chaos Standard Review (February 8th, 2007)

  When Wizards began the Time Spiral block, they assured us that the entire set was ‘out of the box’ in terms of mechanics and design.

• Planar Chaos in Legacy (February 7th, 2007)

  As far as competitive Legacy goes, Time Spiral was a major disappointment.

• MTGCast #42: Lorwyn is Lovely! (February 6th, 2007)

  A change for MTGO, no more digital cards on eBay, CompRules changes shake up an interesting interaction, the authors of the Lorwyn novel are revealed, and more!

• Cranial Insertion: Agents of KAOS (February 5th, 2007)

  Color pie shenanigans have taken the Magic world by storm as Planar Chaos hit stores Friday.

• Planar Chaos in Vintage (February 2nd, 2007)

  A new set is here - one like which we have never seen before.

• [MTGS Classics] Ten Really Well-Designed Cards (February 1st, 2007)

  In this article originally published April 12, 2006, Tom takes a look at cards that aren't quite broken and aren't quite junk, but are designed "just right.