Happy Thursday all. Today, we have another Magic: the Gathering Streets of New Capenna Standard deck feature which still cores on the Rakdos midrange control deck. The Ob Nixilis, the Adversary casualty combo is just too good to pass, and with the support of a third color: White, diverse it to a more card advantage deck build.
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The Magic: The Gathering Arena is a good platform for beginners of the game especially to the young players to get familiar with the rules and gameplay in an interactive environment. The devs also has been providing free redemption codes for its player users to be able to gain free items such as card cosmetics, and 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 participate in online tournaments.
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Hello guys, welcome to the blog and today’s Magic: the Gathering Standard deck feature is from the recently concluded New Capenna Championships. The deck build was included in the list of best-performing decks in the Standard portion of the event, having a five matchup wins in total. The deck is 4C-Reanimator and was played by Kevin Mittertreiner.
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In the Magic: the Gathering Standard gameplay, it is important that the main strategy is not only familiarized but also to master the process of winning the matchup especially against those decks where they lean to take advantage of the deck archetypes. The usual route for the like of us which are starting to learn the deck build is to read the deck tech article about it, its main winning strategy and the sideboard plan.
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My initial reaction after that win of the (Jeskai Hinata Midrange) deck in the New Capenna Championships this weekend is “There goes the old school.” We do not really need the families of the new set to be that effective in the Standard deck strategy. The strategy of controlling the board and going airforce with Hinata and Goldspan Dragon is just consistent.
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Our card pool was finally able to complete the Standard Jund or Riveteers Ob Nixilis midrange deck with the base list referenced from various tournament results posted online. I got lucky on a few unusual MTG Streets of New Capenna Standard to pull two Ob Nixilis, the Adversary out of these Magic: the Gathering booster packs and followed it up with single purchases online for the dual nonbasic lands.
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