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Magic: The Gathering Modern General (Competitive Discussion)
>Playing?
>Brewing?
>Metagame thoughts?
Decklists:
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Primers:
> mtgsalvation.com
Weekly Modern Metagame:
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Magic: The Gathering Modern General (Competitive Discussion)
>Playing?
>Brewing?
>Metagame thoughts?
Decklists:
>mtggoldfish.com
> mtgtop8.com
Primers:
> mtgsalvation.com
Weekly Modern Metagame:
>mainphasemtg.net
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>>Metagame thoughts?
It's ok. I hope they unban preordain and ban past in flames though.
>Playing?
I've been playing a lot of G/B Tron lately, it's just been very solid for my local meta. I'm also in the process of updating my Bantdrazi list.
>Brewing?
A memey U/R Delver deck with pic related. It's been pretty fun to play in testing.
>Metagame thoughts?
I'm pretty satisfied with the current meta, there are a lot of viable decks at the moment. I'm eager to see if 9chad makes it in the format competitively.
What's the best deck for someone new to competitive magic? They said they'll spend up to $1k but not a penny over. I was thinking of recommending affinity but then I thought if he just gets hosed out of his first few games he might get discouraged.
Burn. It'll run your friend about $650-$700 but it's easy as pie and will always be a solid deck.
How does green black tron work? I remember the switch from green red to green white made sense because of the sideboard options, I'm curious as to what green black is all about
Collective Brutality to make Burn winnable G1.
Pretty much this also, discard + surgicals is solid against most combo decks.
Makes sense, hand disruption IS modern at this point, idk what would make somebody want to play without black