For a quick playtest update, I am yet to test some of the user-submitted Standard decks from MTG Goldfish into Magic Arena. I had to wait until the new Magic: the Gathering set is released in the platform just like a regular player and user. For now, we just enjoy the new Arena videos from the Youtube content creators with some VIP access.
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Now that it is the weekend for the Magic: the Gathering Prerelease of The Brother’s War, we are excited to try out these new cards for deck building in Standard, Pioneer, and other popular formats. What we are doing for today’s blog post is the possible new deck build for the Standard Rakdos Sacrifice Aggro deck.
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As for every new Magic: the Gathering set’s full card spoilers are fully revealed officially, we usually go for the Mythic cards as to what their potential (Standard-worthy?) is in some of the formats of the game. We also check on their individual card prizes, if ever we get to open one of them, and if we can sell them to the hype or not. Considering that they are the money-grab of every new set.
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Last Saturday, I was assigned as the tournament organizer of our weekly local Saturday Standard event and took this opportunity to ask our fellow Ilonggo MTG players on what are their take on the upcoming new set, The Brother’s War, in terms of the favorite cards and other notables for the Standard format. It has been a while since I did this kind of video interview and it is a good thing that it was timing just weeks before the set is released.
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With the Magic: the Gathering’s 30th Anniversary event last weekend, inline with this celebration are various card previews of the upcoming Brother’s War set are being released in the venue and also reflected online in Reddit threads, website forums, and other spoiler sites.
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While the official Brother’s War card previews have hit the Internet from the official WotC website and other spoiler sources, we are still looking at how the current decks in the Standard format would adjust and adopt the new cards. It is fun but is quite a challenge.
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