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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In the Magic: the Gathering Standard format, sticking with only two colors might not be enough to achieve efficient gameplay against the Top Tier decks. It may be either a “beat them or join them” setting, but for today’s Standard deck feature, we have a decklist that might cover the best cards for the current metagame. The deck is consists of probably the best three-color combination today: Sultai.
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The decklist I am sharing for today compares to those that are just starting their account on Magic: the Gathering Arena. Initially, we would like to spend zero money as much as possible. Thus, we resort to creating decks out of the free cards and booster packs we got from the redemption codes. Some of the current deck builds in Standard format have a budget version that you can use for the daily grinds, and at times can also battle to increase your competitive rank.
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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 recent Magic: the Gathering Standard format tournaments under the BO1 category on Magic Arena showed the Top three Tier 1 decks were still Mono-White Aggro, Izzet Epiphany, and Mono-Green Aggro. The decklists made a few adjustments given the rise of other archetypes in the metagame, in particular, the Mono-Black Control and Orzhov Midrange decks. I am also looking for Mono-Black Zombies to rise in the ranks after this weekend’s Innistrad Championships.
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We all know that the current core colors for the Magic: the Gathering control deck in the Standard format is Blue and Black, with the former catering counterspells and the latter on spot and mass removals. Today’s Standard deck feature has empowered the return of an old control menace in the triad of colors: Esper. Check out the decklist below.
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