Hello all, happy Wednesday. For this Magic: the Gathering Standard deck update with the latest set Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty, we look at the relevant tempo deck in the format and see what has improved on the deck build. The deck is Izzet Delver Tempo and it has been seeing results in various online tournaments since the reprint of the card in Innistrad: Midnight Hunt.
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Hey all. Today’s blog post is we will be checking an existing metagame deck in the Standard format & this Magic: the Gathering Standard Deck archetype is the Gruul Aggro build. There is another setup for the deck in the terms of creature choices aside from the common lineup. This may be because of its objective to get ahead in the late game by having more creatures with utility abilities or effects.
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As based on the recent Magic: the Gathering online tournaments and events, the prevalent Standard decks are still those that are considered high-tier before the arrival of Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty in the format. We know of course that the adjustment is not implemented right away as some archetypes are still getting a feel of the new mechanics and interactions.
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Hello guys and welcome to my first Magic: the Gathering deck tech for the Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Standard format. While I will still expect the products to arrive in our LGS and the return of face2face tournaments every Saturday, I will just now check on some of the new deck archetypes that emerge from the new mechanics offered by the new set.
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The current Magic: the Gathering Standard format still revolves around the top-tier decks such as Izzet Epiphany, and Mono-White. That does not mean though that the other deck brews will not a good finish in the local tournaments or on Magic: the Gathering Arena. For today’s Standard deck feature, we have the archetype that caters and takes advantage of the traditional graveyard shenanigans.
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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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