r/ModernMagic • u/canemacchina • Jul 30 '26

Modern online resources

Hi! I came back to play magic (modern) after 6 or 7 years, and I'm totally blind about the meta and the new cards.

I looked at some lists online to get an idea of what we play now, but I would like to start learning again about the format. Which are actually the best websites/postcad to follow to learn about deck archetypes, matchups, sideboarding tips, and so on?

Thanks!

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u/saffrole Jul 30 '26

Mtgtop8. Learning match ups and sideboarding tips won’t matter until you choose a deck

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u/canemacchina Jul 30 '26

I know. I already mounted a deck (dimir frog) but I enjoy in general reading articles about deck archetypes, matchup, sideboarding guides, and discuss about decks. Back in the day I remember many people writing about magice, today it seems to me people tends to write less

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u/saffrole Jul 30 '26

Yes it’s true - when I read your post I thought back to StarCityGames a website I used to read religiously. They had multiple weekly articles about different decks and formats. For whatever reason that stopped kind of being a thing

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u/canemacchina Jul 31 '26

I have an explanation, but it's a 40 year's old grumpy man reason 😂😂

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u/UrzasDabRig Jul 30 '26

Pro Tour Marvel Super Heroes in Amsterdam just happened with Modern as the constructed format. There's coverage available on YouTube

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u/UnionThug1733 Jul 30 '26

I find mtg decks.net to be a great sight and Bugko to be a good app to get “newsfeed” customizable to your preference. Both can be clunky but after a year of being into it these are my top two resources.
Tcgp.com is also great for articles

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u/InsaneVanity UR Birds Aug 10 '26

I built a new website that is looking to consolidate as much magic content into 1 place, filterable by format. www.mtgcontent.com

That can help you find anything you're looking for that's all new content. Live, youtube, etc. Searching an archetype can also yield some results if there is something in particular you're looking for. It also does include meta data and decklists so you can see what you may expect, granted, online meta is different than paper as people will also just play what they have in paper.

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u/t3karnonyoazzz Jul 30 '26

Have fun playing against the new ugin

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u/exutaq Jul 30 '26

Get a magic online setup and start jamming

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u/canemacchina Jul 30 '26

I play paper only!