Hey all, I hope you have a fruitful and enjoyable weekend. For today’s blog post topic, I am sharing a Magic: the Gathering Standard deck tech on the Streets of New Capenna card Fight Rigging. Based on my experience back in Lorwyn’s first introduction of the Hideaway mechanic, it is a good card advantage source given that you only need to satisfy its conditions for you to be able to cast the hidden card for free.
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Hello guys, welcome to the blog and today’s Magic: the Gathering Standard deck feature is from the recently concluded New Capenna Championships. The deck build was included in the list of best-performing decks in the Standard portion of the event, having a five matchup wins in total. The deck is 4C-Reanimator and was played by Kevin Mittertreiner.
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It has been a regular event for me to tune in to live selling posts of Magic: the Gathering products by Manila-based LGS on Facebook. The prime reason maybe is me trying to hit the good Rares and Mythics from the booster packs, and the recent trend, List cards. These rare and expensive cards can, later on, be used for trading and reselling in case some of them may increase in price value in the long run.
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Opening some new Magic: the Gathering products is like opening a box of chocolates (with reference to the movie Forrest Gump). What is exciting is not only having the chance to open the good chased Rares and Mythics for Standard gameplay use, but also having the probability of revealing some money-worthy List cards they included in the Set Booster packs. I have experienced it from FB live sells of game stores where you have them choose which packs to open on the box.
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The card pool updating continues as we gear up for the weekly Magic: the Gathering Saturday Standard tournament at our LGS Pro Reis place. That is aiming for the best deck currently in the format and it is the Ob Nixilis-based aggro midrange decks.
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One of the deck archetypes that I am looking to build in the Streets of New Capenna Standard is the Naya or Cabaretti Aggro. The current support lands to these colors are already stable enough, and with the new tri-land inclusion and some Treasure-producing creatures, it is now possible to curve an aggressive start for an aggro deck build. That is also with lesser worries on the color screw.
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