In the current Magic: the Gathering Standard format, the aggro deck archetypes mostly revolve around White and Green in their list. If you’d notice, there are the variance of decks like Azorius, Boros, Orzhov, and Selesnya.
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Hey all, I do hope you are all doing fine after the celebration last weekend. We start the New Year 2022 with a Kamigawa Neon Dynasty card leak preview. I got this from the Magic TCG Reddit thread posted earlier today, and this card is named Eiganjo Uprising.
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The color support in the Magic: the Gathering Standard format is well established with the various dual nonbasic lands starting with the pathways from Zendikar Rising. Hence, the three-color deck builds are still good contenders in the metagame with the little issue on the mana fixing.
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One of the Magic: the Gathering Standard decks archetypes under the Izzet colors, in which I am hopeful to be on the Top Tier category, is the Delver deck. The reprint of such a card made me reminisce its first Innistrad days, wherein it was a powerhouse build. It is the same way I am observing the tournament results for its recent build version in the current Standard format.
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The current Magic: the Gathering Standard deck setup for the midrange decks in the format goes with having early utility creatures which can later, ramp the deck into its big spells. For control matchups, it can outrace them in mana by casting their best Planeswalkers early on. Not to mention that they can also deal cheap damage if left unchecked. For their aggro matchups, they just simply outmaneuver them with better cards and spot removals.
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The Magic: the Gathering control decks continue to thrive in the Standard format and most are armed with the Alrund’s Epiphany combo, which I hope soon that Wizards will answer to nerf it or a somewhat similar solution.
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