The battle for glory begins this week with Pro Quest: Amsterdam! From April 13th to May 5th players all over the world are sharpening their swords, polishing their claws, and nocking their arrows, as they prepare to throw down. The prize? A seat at the table at Pro Tour: Amsterdam, one of the most prestigious Flesh and Blood tournaments of the year!
A treasure trove of rewards await those brave enough to step into the ring, from Gold Foils to Rainbow Foil heroes, to special playmats! Test your strength in Classic Constructed and you could be on your way to Amsterdam in July! Pro Quests are also an excellent way to rack up ELO points, in order to climb the ranks and qualify for major events. They are open-entry, allowing anyone to compete!
The time has come to prove yourself.
The last Pro Tour raised the stakes in Classic Constructed like never before! Brutes, Warriors, Guardians, Illusionists, and Ninjas have all made their mark recently, but a storm is brewing on the horizon. Dromai, Ash Artist, teetering on the precipice of attaining Living Legend, is all but guaranteed to make her grand departure, opening the floodgates for the return of fan-favourite Prism, Awakener of Sol! With only one claw to his name, Kayo, Armed and Dangerous has single-handedly established himself as a major threat this format, while Azalea, Ace in the Hole has emerged from the Pits once more to silence her targets! With a broad metagame likely to shift throughout the season, we recommend exploring decklists from recent events for a hero to take into battle!
We'll be bringing you all-star coverage through the season with weekly Living Legend leaderboard updates, bite-sized highlights with Metagame Minute, and of course, recaps of our favourite moments submitted by local game stores! Keep an eye out for deck techs with the LSS game devs, where we break down successful community decklists with a little insight from the inside! Lastly, we have the next instalment of our pro play advice series, Primed to Fight, brought to you by the Pro Tour winner himself - Arthur Trehet!
Don't change that dial!
