It is the spoiler season and we got a few more days before the complete Dominaria United card set is out for us to explore and enjoy. In partnership with this are the brewing decks with the new cards, especially in Standard wherein the rotation will happen as Dominaria United enters legal gameplay.
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In today’s deck tech topics and feature, I present to you guys a video discussion of this Magic: the Gathering deck build that is comprised of a previous set strategy tribe theme: Werewolves. It consists of card components that I initially thought to be too slow for the format, but with the right cards added can make it more efficient.
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It has always been a temptation in having to open Magic: the Gathering booster packs on live sell. That is because there are certain sets that have these lottery cards that are highly priced in value on the trading card market. The best examples are those Expedition lands found in Battle for Zendikar and Oath of the Gatewatch booster packs in which some of us were lucky to pull some back in the day.
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The next Magic: the Gathering set is looking to be and expected as another milestone in Magic’s history as another innovative big set with the splash of reminiscing one of the pillar storylines of the game. This is supposedly a continuation but seeing those main characters again get us excited as to what their next development in the story will be. Anywho, the setup on the decks that are rotating out of Standard once this set hit in inevitable. One of which is the Orzhov Angels tribal.
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As the Pioneer is becoming a popular format in our local game store and among the significant Magic: the Gathering tournaments announced recently, it may seem natural to me to check on its metagame on what the top-tier decks’ build would look like. I’d expect some similar decks to that in Standard like UW Control, Mono-Red Aggro, and the like.
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Standard in a formal description, is a tournament format containing several recent Magic: The Gathering sets. Most sets enter the format when released and drop out about twenty-one months later. In a few weeks or this coming September, we will bid goodbye to some MTG sets that are next scheduled to rotate out of the format.
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