Black is Magic: the Gathering‘s best color in the game when dealing with creatures, like destroying, exiling, and a lot of other words to describe it. It is what makes control decks in various formats use versus the aggressiveness of creature decks. Also increases their survivability to reach the late game for their big spells. To get updated in Standard as to what removal that opponents use, I decided to do a quick Top Ten list based on deck utility.
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Magic: the Gathering Standard format gives way to another batch of interesting deck builds with the inclusion of the Adventures in the Forgotten Realms set. That is aside from the improvement of existing archetypes with new card components that further increase its strategy to win games. For today’s Standard deck feature, we get an update on the Blue Black Control deck that has become a top deck choice in the metagame in recent weeks.
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One of the major frustrations when starting in an online game is on how to gain enough money or the currency, used to be able to buy more items and your character equipment. Some go with the pay-to-play method so they can hasten their resources to buy powerful equips right away. Others though support free-to-play players with the usual ways of grinding, and one online game worth the mention is Ragnarok X: The Next Generation.
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The term “to catch someone off guard” is to surprise someone in a way he or she was not expecting. It can be used in positive, negative, and neutral contexts. The concept of the Ragnarok Online Mobile War of Crystals guild vs guild battle, goes with not only catching the opponent off-guard but also overpowering them with your troops. It is positive if your team is winning, and negative if not. For our guild, we were the latter.
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In the current Magic: the Gathering Standard format metagame, Winota aggro has been one of the contending aggro decks. The latest set, Adventures in the Forgotten Realms, has further improved its deck strategy with a few card components updated in the list.
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Looking upon the results of this weekend’s Magic: the Gathering Standard tournaments online, we discovered a deck that preyed on the dominance of the aggro decks in the metagame. The deck is Rakdos Sacrifice, which the build is more inclined in dealing, and turning opponents’ threats into your own. It was piloted by John Alexander wherein he finished first place after defeating the various aggro matchups such as Boros Winota, Mono-Green, Gruul Aggro, and Temur Lukka in the playoffs.
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