A “Domain Control” deck is a type of Magic: The Gathering deck that focuses on utilizing the “domain” mechanic and control elements. The domain mechanic is based on cards that care about the number of basic land types you control. In Standard, this typically means the five basic land types: Plains, Island, Swamp, Mountain, and Forest.
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Faeries Return to be a Top Contender in Wilds of Eldraine Standard
Faeries are a creature type in MTG known for their agility and tricky abilities. They have been featured in various sets throughout Magic’s history, including Lorwyn and Shadowmoor blocks as the highlight of its deck archetype.
Continue readingMagic: the Gathering Grixis Breach Deck as a Control Contender in Standard
In the current Magic: the Gathering Standard format, the variation of deck builds in colors is still observed while retaining the archetype core strategy. One of which I would feature in a Standard deck gameplay today in MTG Arena is the Grixis Breach the Multiverse deck.
Continue readingDimir Reanimator Deck Looks to be a Good Choice in MTG Standard
In doing the gameplay and Standard ranked Best-of-three grinds on Magic: the Gathering Arena, one of the piloted decks is the Dimir or Blue-Black Reanimator deck build. I have observed to emerge to be a top-tier deck in the format potentially.
Continue readingA Quick Look on the Orzhov Deck for the Current Standard Format
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.
Continue readingMagic: the Gathering MOM Standard Esper Flash Deck
The printing of Errant & Giada in March of the Machines has got me thinking about what will be its probable deck in the current Magic: the Gathering Standard format. I’ve referenced that it will be an interesting archetype to work with.
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