Brewing for the upcoming new Magic: the Gathering set has been my usual routine, especially with sets that got my interest or hype going. I felt the same when Outlaws of Thunder Junction was released. Seeing the “crime” mechanic has somewhat got me into a good think tank of what cards would synergize perfectly. The safe route though is to check out the existing decks and see any new cards that will fit into it. Hence, today’s blog post is about that.
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“Solar Flare” was a control deck in Magic: the Gathering that was prominent during the Innistrad block (2011-2012 Standard format). The deck utilized a combination of powerful control elements, creature removal, and graveyard recursion and revolved around Blue, Black, and White colors.. The deck’s name is derived from the card “Sun Titan,” which could bring back other creatures from the graveyard when it entered the battlefield.
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The Pioneer Azorius is one of the preferred MTG decks in the format if you are going with some tempo-style deck strategy that caters to cheap, flashy creatures and counterspells that prevent opponents from developing their board. That is also my personal choice of gameplay.
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The deck name is Cyclone Surge, and it is a Magic: the Gathering deck built around the Cycling mechanic. Cycling is a versatile ability that allows you to pay a certain cost to discard a card from your hand and draw a new card. This deck focuses on exploiting the Cycling mechanic to create a fluid and adaptive playstyle, enabling you to dig through your deck quickly, find answers to various situations, and maintain a steady flow of resources.
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The MTG Blue Red (Izzet) Turns deck refers to a deck archetype in Magic: The Gathering that combines Blue and Red to create a strategy focused on taking extra turns and manipulating the game’s tempo. This archetype is commonly known as “Blue Red Turns” or “Time Warp” due to its reliance on cards that grant additional turns.
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The MTG Orzhov deck refers to a deck archetype in Magic: The Gathering that focuses on the Orzhov guild, one of the ten guilds in Ravnica, one of the game’s multiverse planes. The Orzhov guild is associated with white and black mana and is known for its emphasis on wealth, power, and manipulating spirits and souls.
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