With the dominance of Mono-Green and White decks in the current Magic: the Gathering Standard format, it seems that the other well-known Mono-Red Aggro deck has decreased in popularity. The deck still maintains its consistency, but then the metagame might not be in favor of them. They are still the lesser deck choice for some local tournaments.
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Today’s Magic: The Gathering Innistrad Crimson Vow Standard deck feature looks to check on the updated build of the Boros Aggro deck archetype. While the Mono-White version goes with the consistency in the mana-base, having access to Red is a minimal change with the lot of dual lands in the format for mana-fixing.
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I have thought of this deck for a while ever since the Innistrad: Crimson Vow card previews started, and it confirmed my thoughts last time that Vampires will get full support in this new Magic: the Gathering set. We had initiated a previous decklist with the Rakdos colors, and the upgrade is adding a third color on White. The main reason is the printing of Edgar, Charmed Groom, and other support Vampires.
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The Mono-Color deck archetypes in the current Magic: the Gathering Standard format lean on Green, White, and Red for the aggro category and Black for the Midrange bracket. The lesser choice, Blue, is dependent on what card components the current set offers. The good news, though, is that it is seeing gameplay in the current Standard which we will have in today’s Standard deck feature.
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Innistrad Crimson Vow Standard decklists are now posted in versions of BO1 and BO3 for the Magic: the Gathering Arena platform. Players get to test the gameplay of their deck brews and also try the new cards in the current deck archetypes in the metagame. Hence, today’s Standard deck update looks upon the Dimir Control deck, and its new tools from the Innistrad: Crimson Vow set.
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I have mentioned in a previous blog post that the Dimir (U/B) Zombies deck will have a fully functional deck once the full Magic: the Gathering Innistrad: Crimson Vow card spoilers are out and that people will know what cards to utilize and fill the decklist. This is then be followed by a trial playtest in the actual face-to-face or via Magic Arena to see its actual gameplay and also check if the added cards are relevant or not.
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