The Magic: the Gathering control decks continue to thrive in the Standard format and most are armed with the Alrund’s Epiphany combo, which I hope soon that Wizards will answer to nerf it or a somewhat similar solution.
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Magic: The Gathering Arena devs have been providing free redemption codes for its player users to be able to gain free items such as booster packs in-game. The usual method to get more cards and to increase your card pool is to do the daily quests, grind match wins and join online tournaments. For a typical MTG Arena player, completing the daily quests seem to be enough to get the minimum daily gold and use them later on to buy booster packs. Thus, it is a great help for these players to know the latest redemption codes in the game.
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The recent Magic: the Gathering Standard format tournaments under the BO1 category on Magic Arena showed the Top three Tier 1 decks were still Mono-White Aggro, Izzet Epiphany, and Mono-Green Aggro. The decklists made a few adjustments given the rise of other archetypes in the metagame, in particular, the Mono-Black Control and Orzhov Midrange decks. I am also looking for Mono-Black Zombies to rise in the ranks after this weekend’s Innistrad Championships.
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I am posting bad news and good news today, in relation to the Ragnarok Online Mobile Eternal Love game. The bad news is because last Thursday’s War of Emperium event was our last with our WonderBoys guild. After almost a year and a half of being part of this guild, we are finally moving on and putting the guild name banner to rest.
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My Magic: the Gathering booster pack order from last week arrived yesterday at the office, so I had to get it before lunchtime when the courier arrived. This batch of packs consists of 2 Stryxhaven Draft boosters and 3 Kaldheim Set boosters, and I purchased them via their online store on Facebook. They have posted a discounted price of the packs, which convinced me to do an order.
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We all know that the current core colors for the Magic: the Gathering control deck in the Standard format is Blue and Black, with the former catering counterspells and the latter on spot and mass removals. Today’s Standard deck feature has empowered the return of an old control menace in the triad of colors: Esper. Check out the decklist below.
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