monouf.blogg.se - Demigod of revenge modern

I tend to go through 3-4 modern events a week so I'm always willing to make a few changes here and there. Of course this is subject to change throughout the week. Right now compared my list list linked above I'm looking at: Once I get a fairly optimized list figured out I'll add it to my list of archetypes (linked in the subreddit wiki) since the build for Demigods is fairly different from other lists. Specifically vs Blue decks since demigods trigger is on cast and not an ETB trigger. The main thing that I gained however wasn't just a harder to cast dude, but I feel like the deck gained some inevitability. My only issue was with the curve being slightly higher than I'm used to since I've been playing reckoners the past few weeks in the PnK slot. Overall my record last week was 11-5 in matches over 4 separate 4 round events. So for the last week I jammed 4 demigods in my list and swapped relics for ] to see if I can get some hand filtering and value of ditching demigods. So I was looking over Skred lists the last few months and it seems that ] had been the 5 drop of choice lately especially for the placing decks. (It's recommended you participate using the desktop view of this subreddit.).

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