Last week and out of the blue, I decided to do another giveaway raffle on my Youtube channel DeathMarked TV. The recipients are again the players of the Iloilo City Commander community, and I auto-included the participants of the previous raffle giveaway. The delay in the release of the wave one products from the set might have initiated that.
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As would expect the recent Magic: the Gathering Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty set to have an impact in the Standard format, we had never gauged it to be that successful in defining the metagame. One of the main reasons why is what I am sharing today via a deck tech archetype. Yeah, we know Izzet, Mono-White, Black, and Green Aggro are still doing great as by the recent tournaments.
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If you have been a long-time Standard player in Magic: the Gathering TCG, you will notice right away that Mono-Red is one of the right-away choices in the deck archetype every time a new set arrives in the format. This was the same with the release of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty. The mechanic of Modified creatures and Vehicles offered Red a new arsenal to use in their deck builds.
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As based on the recent Magic: the Gathering online tournaments and events, the prevalent Standard decks are still those that are considered high-tier before the arrival of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty in the format. We know of course that the adjustment is not implemented right away as some archetypes are still getting a feel of the new mechanics and interactions.
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Hello guys and welcome to my first Magic: the Gathering deck tech for the Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Standard format. While I will still expect the products to arrive in our LGS and the return of face2face tournaments every Saturday, I will just now check on some of the new deck archetypes that emerge from the new mechanics offered by the new set.
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With the Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty full card spoilers already published in various Magic: the Gathering websites, we now check on which of the cards can become a candidate in the Standard format. This is in the terms of usability, adaptability, and variance in the setup of the deck build. I am starting with Green as it is one of the deck’s colors where I was successful in my record as a professional Magic: the Gathering player.
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