One of the new Magic: the Gathering mechanics introduced in Innistrad: Midnight Hunt is the Coven mechanic. It is based on Green/White cards as revealed in the current spoiler season of the set. Coven provides an effect (in spells) or an ability (in permanents) if you control three or more creatures with different powers.
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The Magic: the Gathering’s latest set to release, Adventures in the Forgotten Realms, has set the players into an adventure in which they can choose a job class or just plainly classes. These are represented in Enchantment cards which the new ability where they can ‘level up’ the enchantment to gain an effect.
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Wizards of the Coast announced the latest product this year that will surely allow players, old school or novice, to try and participate in the Standard format. These are the Magic: the Gathering Challenger Decks 2020. Quoting from their feature article on the mothership site, “These four individual 75-card decks are geared toward Standard play for the Friday Night Magic player and forged out of some of the most recognizable strategies in Standard.” Each of the four harnesses the gameplay of each of the current tier decks in the format.
Each Challenger Deck comes in a complete ready-to-play package with a 60-card main deck and a 15-card sideboard. This is most suggested to those players who are still building their collection and are eager to join their first ever Magic tournament.
The product release date is on April 3, 2020, so I’d suggest that you place your preorder already at your nearest Magic Gamestore.
As for the decklist, I will share only one that I prefer on my playstyle and card value of the deck components. The deck is Cavalcade Charge simply known as Red Deck Wins. See the list below.
You can check the full announcement and the rest of the decklist of the Four Challenger Decks 2020 here.
While the local community is still gearing for its first local Pioneer tournament, Wizards has announced last week that the first B&R (Ban and Restricted) update will be Monday. That is today as of this Continue reading
Wizards have recently announced a new format named Pioneer and the hype from the players’ response is somewhat very positive. Most are happy that they will be playing their Standard-rotated cards that are not Continue reading
Another ban hammer was ensued, and Aetherworks Marvel is the casualty. We all knew how dominating this deck was in the past month, and I personally experienced in it Grand Prix Manila two weeks ago. My three losses garnered was from the various Continue reading