Planeswalkers play a role in the Magic: the Gathering Standard format metagame in sustaining your main objective of winning against an opponent. Their various loyalty abilities can suffice to their high-mana cost, and as seen in the recent sets, the average casting cost of a planeswalker is five.
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Black is Magic: the Gathering‘s best color in the game when dealing with creatures, like destroying, exiling, and a lot of other words to describe it. It is what makes control decks in various formats use versus the aggressiveness of creature decks. Also increases their survivability to reach the late game for their big spells. To get updated in Standard as to what removal that opponents use, I decided to do a quick Top Ten list based on deck utility.
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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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The comprehensive plan, also known as a general plan, master plan, or land-use plan, is a document designed to guide the future actions of a community particularly in a town or city. It presents a vision for the future Continue reading
Why the title of today’s blog post is what you are reading as it is? That is is because I am a fan of this deck build. Comparing to the past White Weenie aggro decks, the list continues to evolve Continue reading
I had my usual browsing on my Twitter tweet-feed and found this interesting tweet by one of my favorite Professional Magic: the Gathering players, Paulo Vitor Damo Da Rosa. He mentioned a thread on r/spikes, which I also follow, about Continue reading