I have been looking for improvements on some of the Standard decks I have posted before on this blog by looking at Magic: the Gathering tournament results posted at the MTG Top 8 website and on MTGO. It is to look for some comparisons if what I have thought of a decklist is the same and will perform well in the actual event.
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For today’s Magic: the Gathering Standard deck discussion, we feature a Tier 2 deck archetype in the format in which the strategy has long existed in the history of the game. That strategy is to win via Poison Counters, and there is one Uncommon creature in Kaldheim that can produce it: Fynn, the Fangbearer.
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Hey all, today’s Magic: the Gathering sets Standard deck feature is the one that reminded me of the archetype I played back in the Modern Grand Prix in Hong Kong back in 2018. I did not make it on the second day, but I am still happy with the result even with the lack of preparation for the wide range of metagame. That deck is the Five-Color Humans aggro.
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Happy Tuesday guys! I was to supposedly make a Magic: the Gathering Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty Standard deck tech video of this build but I still could not pull myself to do a decent one. Anyways, this list is from the tournament called The 19th God of Standard @ Hareruya in Japan and was played by Miyata Kentarou.
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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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