It has been a while since I updated my Magic: the Gathering Rakdos (Black-Red) lands collection and the relevant good news (but still requires some funding for purchase) was the reprinting of Sulfurous Springs in Dominaria United. The card’s variance was my concern as there is regular art and borderless art. The same is applied to the Haunted Ridge card from Innistrad: Midnight Hunt.
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Here is some New Year good news. The local Magic: the Gathering Pioneer weekly tournaments are now having an increase in player support, and the added participants are those having a holiday vacation here in Iloilo City. The first Pioneer FNM tournament of the year 2023 got 12 participants and much more if not others having conflicting schedules. I was able to drop by Reis’s place and took some videos for vlog content which I will post this weekend.
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Most of the Magic: the Gathering booster box unboxing video I saw on Youtube was quite productive, in terms of pulling the best cards from a certain set. Also, hitting some good foil cards and for the set boosters, relevant The List cards such as Sensei’s Divining Top. The boxes seem to be very consistent and so I also did my own opening.
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Hello again for another Magic: the Gathering Brother’s War Standard Decks update and today’s archetype in spotlight is the top-tier Esper Raffine deck. As you have remembered, this is the most preferred deck during the recent World Championships and is continue to strive in the metagame. With the entry of The Brother’s War, we check if it benefited from it or not.
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Happy Tuesday all. I do hope you guys aren’t hyped with the online sale of the Magic 30th booster packs that is the current trending topic in the Magic: the Gathering interwebs. Those expensive proxy cards aren’t worth the product support. Anywho, I am sharing today an updated decklist of an existing Standard deck archetype that is expected to get an update with The Brother’s War set. Well, let us say it is stable already enough but then there is a new card component that might fit in and perform better in specific matchups.
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The Magic: The Gathering Arena is a great place for new players to learn the game’s rules and gameplay in an engaging setting, particularly for new players. The creators have also been giving out free redemption codes so that player users may get free in-game items like card cosmetics and booster packs. Doing the daily missions, grinding match victories, and taking part in online tournaments are the typical ways to get new cards and expand your card pool.
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