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Hey folks, Tim with Draftsim~
I've recently commissioned our writers to create a deck guide for [[Witherbloom, the Balancer]], and the commander blew up so much we followed up with a look at some must-play staples for the elder dragon.
I'm looking to go a little deeper and see what kind of tech people are running with Witherbloom.
[[Sprout Swarm]] and [[Diabolic Revelations]] seem to be at the top of everyone's list, and our writers turned me on to [[Stinging Study]], too. What else are you running in this deck? Looking for options on both sides of the field: Enablers to fill up the board + finishers once you've got your creatures in play.
While we're at it, I'm curious where everyone's at one [[Quandrix, the Proof]]. It's the one elder dragon from the set that seems to be lagging behind in terms of popularity. Is it just not doing something new enough for big Simic decks? Too close to [[Imoti]]? Let me know your thoughts on the cycle!
The Las Vegas MagicCon Preview Panel has concluded, and we've got a ton of new cards to look at from Magic's next three sets. Based on a post I made earlier today, it sounds like the interest level in Marvel Super Heroes is fairly low, most people said they were indifferent on The Hobbit, and generally excited for Reality Fracture.
Here's some cliffnotes on what we saw from the sets:
The Hobbit
Reality Fracture
Marvel Super Heroes
Surprised we saw less of the set coming up next, but they went pretty hard on The Hobbit, and that set at least looks pretty sweet. Not too much from Reality Fracture that wasn't already leaked a week ago.
Wizards of the Coast is holding a preview panel at Vegas today, giving everyone a first look at the next 3 sets, Marvel Super Heroes, The Hobbit, and Reality Fracture.
Which sets are you excited about? Any predictions about any of them (or wishlist items)? Let's see what they show off at this preview panel!
Hey folks!
We recently had a writer explain the importance of Exhibition Tidecaller across multiple formats, and I was surprised to see Modern among the formats where the card is seeing play.
Looks like Dredge is the place where it fits right now, but is [[Exhibition Tidecaller]] an important part of the meta right now, or is it just a new piece of tech for a non-meta deck? (Or is Dredge still meta and I'm just out of the loop?).
I'd appreciate any additional context on the card; whether it feels like a real role-player in the format, and where it is/might see play. Thanks~