There are different formats in Magic: the Gathering that is currently existing, and choosing the right one to play involves a variety of factors. One, in particular, is your experience of the gameplay. Of course, there are formats that are beginner-friendly such as Booster Draft, and some experienced ones go with the older formats like Modern.
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In the past Magic: the Gathering Standard format metagame, there is no missing point of facing a Mono-Red aggro match in your local game store and on online platforms like Magic Arena. This deck archetype seems to stick like a piece of gum on the shoe of every metagame and is barely affected by the Standard rotation. What makes it the best deck choice among most players is its consistency and fast gameplay that will certainly catch opponents off-guard.
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The current Magic: the Gathering Standard metagame under the aggro category considers Winota decks as one of the top-tier archetypes. Aside from the main strategy of Winota trigger and Blade Historian, the deck offers versatile gameplay that makes it last for the late game. The only major drawback would be its three-color deck build which is handled by Magda and Prosperous Innkeeper. Can we conclude that it is a top-tier house aggro deck? Yes, we can. Now how do we deal with it?
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As I am watching the live stream on Youtube of the coronation night of the prestigious 69th Miss Universe, an idea came into mind. What is a Ms. Universe moment? Can it be compared to be a Eureka (not the actual Magic card) moment? Continue reading
The major tournament last weekend, SCG Tour Online – Satellite #3 @ Star City Games, garnered 205 players and the Top 8 finishers were a mix of aggro, midrange, and control decks. One of the decks that I will Continue reading
Making an effective sideboard list is usually a hit-or-miss scenario. That is not covering completely all of the specific matchups that you’d expect in an event or tournament. Going with a Continue reading