Getting Started in Competitive Flesh and Blood
Looking to take your Flesh and Blood play to the next level? Then follow this guide for getting into the competitive level.
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Looking to take your Flesh and Blood play to the next level? Then follow this guide for getting into the competitive level.
Yes, Hearthstone is still fun in 2025 — not because it’s perfect, but because it constantly evolves, even if randomness sometimes drags it down.
Though Journey Together has provided new cards for a brand-new metagame, older cards have also began to spike in popularity.
We have alternatives for each Magic: The Gathering deck that got summarily banned in Pauper, and what to do about Deadly Dispute!
Maze of the Master, the newest Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG set, offers big updates to several archetypes. But will it impact the competitive meta?
With two weeks left until Pro Tour London, let’s take a look at recent tournaments to see what the Flesh and Blood meta looks like.
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Fang and Cindra want to do the same thing, yet Cindra is dominating the Flesh and Blood meta, while Fang gets forgotten. Let’s look at why.
Sapphire Steel is dominating the early meta of Lorcana’s new set Archazia’s Island. Should we be worried, or are their ways to beat it?
With the release of Jump to Lightspeed comes a huge update to the multi-player Twin Suns format. Let’s look at some SWU Twin Suns deck lists.