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We're one month away from Aetherdrift, the first Standard-legal set of 2025, which will be released everywhere starting February 14.
Even though the spoiler season hasn’t started yet (we only know four cards at the moment), we can already take a first look at what awaits us: where the set is located, what the plot is, who the characters are, and what the ten color pairs are based on. So, let's dive right in!
Aetherdrift Storyline
An all-in combo deck existed prior to rotation that leveraged Breach the Multiverse, Conspiracy Unraveler, and Repository Skaab to easily mill out both players and pass the turn to your opponent's mill loss. The combo died when Repository Skaab rotated this past fall because Standard wasn't left with a way to recur Breach the Multiverse consistently, but that loop was a favorite of mine and I decided to tackle a build using lots of those same pieces but with less emphasis on combo-killing the opponent and more on the power and value you can set up with the shell.
The Core Engine
Breach the Multiverse is a powerhouse card that allows you to access some of the most powerful creatures in the entire game while also giving you massive information on your opponent's deck. The card is excellent in metas where opponents are likely to bring good creatures and/or planeswalkers to the game so you're getting value coming and going. Even creature-light decks in today's meta carry a few copies of Overlord of the Mistmoors or sometimes Atraxa, Grand Unifier, so we should be safe here. The dream is an opponent who runs Jace, the Perfected Mind, which has been known to happen.
Top Brawl Decks for MTG Arena (Plus Hidden Gems You Need to Try!)
One of my favorite formats to spend my time on after I complete a set through drafting and use my wildcards on is Brawl. While I always want to try the next new Commander a set brings, there are times when I just want to play to win, and in today’s article, I will go over the BEST commanders for Brawl in MTG Arena.
Intrigued by what these powerful legends may be? Let’s dive right into it!
What are the best Brawl decks in MTG Arena?
Welcome Magic lovers!
With the largest Standard tournament since Grand Prix Nagoya all the way back in 2019 concluding this past weekend, players are abuzz with talk of the emerging shape of the metagame, the new decks on the block, Esper Pixie and Selesnya Cage, as well as the metamorphosis that Dimir midrange seems to be undergoing.
However, buried deep in the standings were plenty of other hidden gems, such as the return of the Temur Fireballs deck, as well as several flavors of reanimator, among other assorted rogue decks. While all eyes were on Atlanta and the Magic Spotlight tournament, one such rogue deck did have an interesting run, taking down a fifty-six player Regional Championship Qualifier in Spain. A 'reanimator' deck that's not bringing back any creatures, but that also kills the opponent on turn four? Let's talk about Azorius Omniscience combo.
Welcome Magic lovers! Happy New Year!
As the rest of the world ushers in the coming year, competitive Magic: the Gathering players are still stuck in late 2024…at least until the end of the ongoing Standard Regional Championship Qualifier season, which won't wrap up until a couple of months from now.
The format up to this point has seen several big shifts as players try to get an edge over one another in their attempts to find the best deck for any given weekend, and uncover any hidden gems that may be lurking in the new sets that have been released since the qualifier season began.
