I have been doing some Magic: the Gathering Standard deck tech videos in the past few days while at the same time checking on the updates of the metagame of the format. While seeing similar top-tier decklists with some slight adjustments i.e. Rakdos Sacrifice & Jund Midrange decks, I am also happy to see unusual deck builds as some ideas are placed into the actual list that is winning in their local and online tournaments.
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Today’s Magic: the Gathering Streets of New Capenna Standard deck tech goes with the Top 8 results of the Open @ The Pizza Box tournament and the highlighted deck Orzhov Midrange. It is already a known archetype in the current Standard format but I decided to check on the build again as what new card strategies were included in the list.
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Hey all, today I am sharing with you guys my deck piloted on the recent APAC League qualifiers event at our LGS Pro Reis place. This was held last June 4th, 2022 with about 17 players in attendance. It was quite a big tournament if I may say and a competitive one.
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Hey all, I hope you have a fruitful and enjoyable weekend. For today’s blog post topic, I am sharing a Magic: the Gathering Standard deck tech on the Streets of New Capenna card Fight Rigging. Based on my experience back in Lorwyn’s first introduction of the Hideaway mechanic, it is a good card advantage source given that you only need to satisfy its conditions for you to be able to cast the hidden card for free.
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Happy Thursday all. Today, we have another Magic: the Gathering Streets of New Capenna Standard deck feature which still cores on the Rakdos midrange control deck. The Ob Nixilis, the Adversary casualty combo is just too good to pass, and with the support of a third color: White, diverse it to a more card advantage deck build.
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Hello guys, welcome to the blog and today’s Magic: the Gathering Standard deck feature is from the recently concluded New Capenna Championships. The deck build was included in the list of best-performing decks in the Standard portion of the event, having a five matchup wins in total. The deck is 4C-Reanimator and was played by Kevin Mittertreiner.
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