Our card pool was finally able to complete the Standard Jund or Riveteers Ob Nixilis midrange deck with the base list referenced from various tournament results posted online. I got lucky on a few unusual MTG Streets of New Capenna Standard to pull two Ob Nixilis, the Adversary out of these Magic: the Gathering booster packs and followed it up with single purchases online for the dual nonbasic lands.
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Hey guys, I am sharing today a Magic: the Gathering decklist for the Standard format which strategy has adapted the aggressive aspect of the Riveteers colors in Streets of New Capenna. By its meaning, the decklist consist of the creature curve of that family colors and also utilizing a late-game Blitz creatures plan and a flipped Fable of the Mirror-Breaker. Of course, the meathook added to the spice up the damage race.
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For today’s blog post, we have a deck archetype that has been rising in the Standard metagame to become that of a top-tier deck. I initially noticed this deck on the top finishes of the recent Magic: the Gathering tournaments online and on paper. For reference are those whose decks are listed on the MTG Top 8 website.
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With the return of the weekly Magic: the Gathering Saturday Standard tournament at our LGS Pro Reis place, our card pool is now quite obliged to build some of the Standard deck archetypes in the format and in the process become competitive again in the local gaming scene. This part is what we missed being one since the start of the pandemic
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I was looking at the Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Invoke cycle cards and the best color combination I will use for the deck build is Blue-Black or Dimir. Based on the previous deck builds, the best Invoke card in the cycle is Invoke Despair and you can basically win by just repeatedly casting this spell.
With that method, I think Blue is the best color to partner it, along with the card draws, and counterspells. What we are looking for on this deck build is to maximize the use of this powerful spell, either copying it or recasting it again from the graveyard. We can breakdown the deck builds into:
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Magic: the Gathering online platforms like MTG Arena gets you to build and playtest Standard deck archetypes without spending on the actual card. If ever you would need to play the deck on your next local game store tournament, then you would only do the card changes digitally.
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