Today we’re back in Historic, about to cover yet another mono-colored deck. This time around, it’s Mono Green’s turn to shine. Having covered red, blue, and black already, we’re about to close our color pentagon.
Read moreToday we’re going to take a look at Mono Blue Tempo. This deck requires careful navigation, always being one step ahead of your opponent to use your interactive spells. If something hits the field with this deck, it’s likely going to stick around...
Read moreToday, I’ll be diving into the world of Jund Sacrifice, a relatively top tier deck in the Historic format. This deck takes a bit of setting up, but you’ll easily overwhelm your opponent once all the key pieces are in place. If you were a fan of...
Read moreFor those of you that followed the Zendikar Rising Championship, you might have seen Autumn Burchett pulling off an excellent 5-2 finish with their personal build. While I always built the deck differently, Burchett incorporated cards like...
Read more| Illustration by Eric DeschampsIt’s time for yet another amazing Historic deck. This one has recently made a huge comeback in the BO3 format: Sultai Midrange. Before Kaladesh Remastered was released, Sultai was doing okay but sat around tier 2...
Read moreHere I was thinking that lurking in the shadows was a Dimir thing, and yet Brad Barclay came out of nowhere with Azorius Control, snatching first place in the Zendikar Rising Championship. And you know what that means; oh yes, the ladders are...
Read moreIt’s time for yet another mono-colored Historic deck, this time around: Mono Black Aggro. A previously jank-tier deck, it’s now an excellent deck at just above a 57% win rate thanks to some of the “new” Kaladesh Remastered cards. The deck may...
Read moreColorless Ramp was a meme deck for the longest time in Historic. That is, until Zendikar Rising gave us Forsaken Monument. The previously tier two deck fought its way up to the top thanks to the massive amount of colorless ramp artifacts around...
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