As the Standard rotation draws near, we ponder on the possible deck archetypes after Theros becomes legal. One of which in my choices is Gruul Midrange or Big Gruul which Brian Kibler popularized. Here is the list I’ve came up with: Continue reading
Rotation in Standard is approximately three weeks from now and we have that time left to pay our tributes to the Innistrad block which we surely enjoyed the Transylvania theme and gameplay. With those, we left the past and soon we embrace the future of the format Continue reading
First off, I’d like to apologize for the delay in this article which was supposedly out last week. The decklist is already made, but I didn’t want to write and discuss the cards. Work and preparation for last weekend’s Team Standard may have been the reason.
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I’ve always thought about Maze’s End as a cool deck archetype since Dragon’s Maze was released. It has first appeared in RtR Block Constructed wherein it showed & proved to be one of the top decks in that format as per Pro Tour Dragon’s Maze. Continue reading
Last Wednesday started this year’s M:tG World Championships wherein sixteen of the best players of the game gathered to battle for the title of Player of the Year. One of the players was Brian Kibler, a Hall of Famer and renowned deck brewer. Continue reading
SCG referred to the deck as G/W Ramp but I think it’s more of an Elves decks and topped by fatties Craterhoof Behemoth and Kalonian Hydra. The 22-land deck features sixteen elves in which twelve of which produces mana. Continue reading