The current dreaded deck in the Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Standard metagame is the two-card combo that consists of the cards The Book of Exalted Deeds and Faceless Haven. What is the best deck to make this as consistent as possible? Make a Mono-white deck.
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What is interesting in the current Magic: the Gathering Standard metagame is the variance of the deck builds under the Aggro category. It is not just basic cast a creature, attack with it, and win. There are several ways of getting opponents’ life totals to zero, and you just choose one that suits your playstyle.
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Today’s Magic: the Gathering Standard Deck caters probably one of the best color combinations in the game. Grixis or Blue-Black-Red is easily supported in the current format because of the pathway lands and with the supported mechanic in the recent Adventures in the Forgotten Realms set, Treasures. New cards Kalain, Reclusive Painter, Shambling Ghast, and Skullport Merchant greatly favors Treasure production and with the components added, a strong midrange deck can be created.
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One of the features of the game Ragnarok X: The Next Generation is the scenery spots where you can take photos of specific locations and add them to your Academy Handbook. The benefit is that you gain adventure exp for each photo which later on helps you increase your Adventurer level. You can check your spot photo collection under the Gallery tab in your handbook with the Meaning of Travel label.
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The Standard metagame breakdown during the first week of Adventures in the Forgotten Realms joining the format saw Sultai Ultimatum as still a favorite and dominant archetype while a few aggro decks thrive in the top finishers with their consistency as one key in winning against multi-colored decks. Aside from the Mono-Red Aggro deck, one other color that got recognized is the Mono-Green Aggro, which got its new toys from the recent set.
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Magic: the Gathering Standard decks get an update with Adventures in the Forgotten Realms, including those who I think seemed to be ‘forgotten’ in the metagame already. What I am referring to is the Mono-Black Devotion deck, and the last time I checked a deck list was when it was mostly composed of Theros Beyond Death and Kaldheim card components. Seeing a deck that is doing success in the recent MTG Online Standard updated with Adventures in the Forgotten Realms tournament is what prompted me of the potential to become a Tier 1 level again.
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