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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For today’s Magic: the Gathering deck feature blog post, we delve more into the aggro decks in the Standard format as to what the new cards from the Innistrad: Crimson Vow set have influenced their builds. This is also about how they deal with other decks in the metagame in winning with their game plan.
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The continuous development of the decks in the current Magic: the Gathering Standard format is very satisfying. Browsing through several MTG Youtubers’ deck tech runs on Magic Arena, it is certain that there is a wide range of deck strategies that can be worked with, even with the limited sets available.
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The Standard metagame deck archetypes are continually updating their arsenal to be able to adapt and get an advantage on each matchup. For today’s deck feature, I will discuss the Dimir Control deck that has been showing results in the recent Magic: the Gathering Standard events online and on the tabletop.
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As we check each weekend for the Magic: the Gathering Standard tournaments online and the recent face-to-face tournaments, we know which of the top deck archetypes made some adjustments to gain the advantage of the metagame. Preparing for these events, of course, includes a prediction of the possible archetype matchups and the proper sideboard plan prepared for them.
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