Top Quality MTG Cards, Tournament Playable
Primeval Titan: If a creature with trample like Primeval Titan is given double strike through a card like Sunhome, Fortress of the Legion, which is commonly seen in many bloom titan decks, then the damage leftover from the second attack will go through to the player after all necessary damage has been dealt to the […]
Fulminator Mage: One of the best parts about Fulminator Mage is that its ability is instant speed. This can lead to some interesting interactions. Say youre playing against a jund player, who is attacking with a Tarmogoyf and Raging Ravine. You can block the Tarmogoyf during the declare blockers step, and then sacrifice Fulminator Mage, […]
Spellskite: This is one of the more complicated cards in modern. Spellskite and Electrolyze is one example of a complicated interaction revolving around this card. If your opponent casts Electrolyze and targets two separate targets, you will only be able to redirect one of the targets to Spellskite, and not both of them. For this […]
Remand: Many newer players do not understand the importance of this card, and will instead favor other hard counters such as Mana Leak. Remand has many uses which make it an extremely valuable card, however. Many players describe Remand as a free Time Walk due to the fact that in the early stages of the […]
Grafdigger’s Cage: A common mistake that newer players will do is to side in Grafdigger’s Cage against Living End decks. Unfortunately, this does nothing to hinder Living End, as the cards come into play from exile, and not from the graveyard. Electrolyze: If you attempt to deal two damage to a creature and the creature […]
8rack is given its name due to its primary win conditions: The Rack and Shrieking Affliction. These cards, along with a myriad of discard effects, allow you to slowly whittle your opponents health down while allowing them fewer and fewer cards to cast, disrupting strategies, and in certain cases, forcing them to concede completely. The […]
This is the most all-in, aggressive variant of zoo and is commonly referred to as suicide zoo. The core of the deck is exceedingly aggressive 1 mana creatures such as Monastery Swiftspear, Wild Nacatl, Death’s Shadow and occasionally also Steppe Lynx. The manabase of any zoo deck has always been somewhat of a liability given […]
Naya Zoo is an aggro deck that relies on low cost creatures to finish the game off as soon as possible, similar to GR Zoo. However, unlike GR Zoo, it often includes creatures that cost a little more mana. Whilst turn one threats like Wild Nacatl or Goblin Guide are shared by both versions of […]
GR Tron is the more popular of the two Tron decks. It wins by getting out either Karn Liberated or Wurmcoil Engine on T3 before other decks have a chance to answer. The main ramp engine are the series of “Urza’s” lands including Urza’s Tower, Urza’s Power Plant and Urza’s Mine. These give access to […]
Mono-Blue Tron, or UTron for short, is a combo-control deck that generates mana advantage through the Tron lands, Urza’s Tower, Urza’s Power Plant, and Urza’s Mine. This nickname arises from an 80s cartoon in which astronauts combine their spaceships in order to form a more powerful machine. Our main win condition is the infinite lock […]