In my observation of the past Magic: the Gathering Standard rotations, one of the archetypes that are easily adopted in the metagame is the Mono-Red Aggro deck. It might be a given that the R&D of Wizards has been continually making Red cards either creatures or spells that are efficient in supporting their nature of being aggressive and fast and dealing damage as early as possible.
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The first deck archetypes that are usually considered whenever a new Magic: the Gathering set arrives in the Standard format are the Mono Color type. This is because of the simplicity of building the deck where you just check the card functions, its mana curve, and probably the late-game strategy and win condition. Today we will check on the build of the Mono-Red Aggro Standard deck with Kamigawa as its new card components.
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Magic: the Gathering Standard deck brews for Strixhaven update are usually found in popular MTG websites wherein they also present a whole batch of decklist in an article. One decklist that I will Continue reading
What makes a Magic: the Gathering deck unique is how it interacts with other deck archetypes in the format. For instance, it can be just straightforward casting cheap creatures and attacking with them or go slowly Continue reading
While I did not make any preorders for the Throne of Eldraine set, I presumed some specific card components in the set in my preferred deck builds. One of which was my plan on the Tribal Knights that has been one of popular talks Continue reading
The strategy of taking extra turns for a Standard deck can be a chore, especially if there are not enough card components to back it up. With the release of Ravnica Allegiance, that is not the case. Continue reading