In the Ragnarok M 2.0 – War of Crystals Event every Sunday, the first part of securing the MVP area is very crucial for every participating guild. That is because every four MVP killed secures one crystal gain for the guild. If given that the four guilds are very competitive, it will most likely rely to the MVP kills right after each guild securing at least one Crystal tower that is easy for them to defend.
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In my experience in the past while playing Magic: the Gathering Standard format, one of the impactful gameplays is how people cheat huge and devastating creatures into play/battlefield. Also, a bonus is that those creatures get to have enter-the-battlefield effects which makes them worthy even if you were able to destroy them on the spot. Having those costly mana costs is no problem as they only use reanimation spells to get them online and just plainly win from there. I can say that it is one of the pillars of the Magic: the GAthering gameplay as Wizards still continue to print newer versions of these reanimate spells.
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The Magic: the Gathering strategy of having only one creature that can kill opponents out of nowhere exists in the Standard metagame. The deck archetype is Mono-White Magecraft. The term as introduced from the Strixhaven set is a stronger version of Prowess and it also benefits from each copy version of the spell.
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What is Magic: the Gathering Red-Green Gruul’s deck main theme? To smash with huge, hasty creatures to end opponents as soon as possible. Placing it into the paper, a deck with creatures that get pumped with their Landfall ability. Sure they are fast to kill but how are they resilient to spot removal? They are not. They are easily picked off even by Shock or a ping effect. The deck needs to evolve and here we have an updated list with ETB (Enters the Battlefield) abilities while maintaining a fatty power/toughness.
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I must have thought that after a few Nolan card rolls in Ragnarok Online M 2.0, my misfortune would run out. Also in reference to a few years already of playing this mobile game. I was hopeful of course, but then realized that it is purely on luck, by chance. That means rolling an MVP Boss card is of a lower percentage of getting than that of a Mini-Boss card. Anyhow, here below is the video of my 5th MVP/Mini-Boss Nolan Card Roll.
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This deck archetype is still a contender in the Standard BO1 metagame because of its cheap card advantage against other small creature decks. It feasts on Mono-Red and Gruul aggro because of its spot removal package which can be later on recast with Lurrus.
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