Well, it pretty much writes itself, right?
Guilds of Ravnica Brews, pt. 9 – Path of Mettle
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Ixalan Brews, pt. 5 – Boros Vehicles
This is an actual deck, but it does lose certain parts of it, namely Thraben Inspector, Needle Spires and possibly some other cards, but the core of the deck should still be there. But how about if we go a little bigger and find ourselves a new set of drivers, because everyone loves a dinosaur piloting an airship? Right?
Amonkhet Brews, pt. 4 – Exert
I’m guessing most of you have already noticed the synergy between Exert and ALways Watching. Well, how about the hidden mode on Blessed Alliance? Cards with options are always good. Now you have a third one to use.
Kaladesh Brews, pt. 2 – RW Equip
Monowhite Humans might be gone, as its going to lose quite a few of its key cards, but I think there’s room for another aggressive deck.
The actual thing that makes this possible is actually this card:
It is a “fast land” after all…
EDH Deck Time: Adriana
First, I really dislike white and while I like red in many ways, I have decided a long time ago not to play it in EDH, so this is more like a thought experiment than anything else. I will never actually build this deck.
So, with that in mind, lets design a deck with Adriana, Captain of the Guard helming it.
Eldritch Moon Brews, pt. 3 – WR Humans
Granted, this is already an archetype, but there’s new tools. Like, really great new tools.
…which meld into…
Building My Own Cube, pt. 10 – Iroas
This Week in Magic
I usually do not post about Magic the Gathering. Mainly because Aki posts about it. A Lot. And I rarely have anything interesting or worthwhile to say. This week however was a bit different. I had a small vacation (since my son was with his grandparents and my wife was working). So what could I do? Turns out – nothing much but play through various different types of MtG. So this will be my random rambling about different formats.
Dragons of Tarkir Brews, pt. 9 – Purphoros’s Last Stand
Okay, once again a more casual list, but I think there’s a seed of something here.