Our Standard deck feature for today is an archetype that does not coincide with the current metagame of Khans three-color decks. The list is another take of Heroics deck which made a decent finish piloted by a Japanese pro last Pro Tour Khans of Tarkir. Continue reading
One of the casual formats that I enjoyed before when I was just starting on playing Magic TCG was Pauper and Peasant. For reference, Pauper is an all-commons format whereas Peasant only includes six uncommons and the rest are commons. Continue reading
Last Magic: the Gathering Gameday was not favorable to me as I was not able to make it to the top eight players after the Swiss rounds. I played Blue White Heroics, a somewhat subpar deck on the current Standard meta. One major reason I think was my lack of experience in keeping a good starting hand. The deck is given to be explosive in its first three turns; at the same time, it is its vulnerable turns. Anyway, I won’t give much detail to that so I will just leave you with a decklist.
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Continuing the deck tech for the Standard format, my recent list is an aggro version of the Temur clan. I posted a list on the Temur Monsters version, but this time I am lowering the mana curve for a more aggressive approach.
Continue readingThe recently concluded Pro Tour in Hawaii was championed by StarCityGames regular Ari Lax piloting Abzan (Black Green White) Midrange. He defeated fellow SCG columnist and Canadian Pro Shaun McLaren’s Jeskai Tempo in the Finals three games to one. Here is Lax’s winning decklist: Continue reading
The recent feature in the Rabble Red decks in Standard is the inclusion of the Jeskai monk Monastery Swiftspear. Given the 1/2 body with Haste, its bonus Prowess gives additional damage for every noncreature spell played specifically Auras like Dragon Mantle Continue reading