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Metagame of the week (CW 29) Standard (T2)
Written by JohnnyBravo on July 24, 2012 Hello everybody and welcome to another edition of the That’s the week from July 16 to July 22, have been played 18 Tourneys, 2 Trials and 1 Special Swiss Standard, for a total of 256 standard decks. As always decks were arranged in order of attendance, and as always at the end you can find a short Metagame analysis made by me, which as always is an observation on Metagame changes compared with last week. I hope you enjoy it. Last week Rancor was the card of the week, so what will be this time? ![]() UW Delver, as you have seen, reaches first place of attendance above the feared Naya Pod, which was nearly at second win in a row. And as if that were not enough, another type of Naya reaches the podium: Naya Aggro, simply a Naya without Pod. I found that Top 3 of attendance really interesting. Why? Check out the Master of July 15, it was the same Top 3! As if the Master has dictated the Metagame of the following week. Well, if you had a look at that Top 3, you have probably noticed that UW Delver there wasn’t, but there was a Mono Blue Delver, or Mono Blue Wizard or however you want to call it. It is not exactly the same, but the idea of the deck is really similar. Anyway, that is really interesting. As Duodax won that Master (congrats!) with his Naya Aggro, in the following week many players copied and played that list. He calls it Naya Midrange.
Besides this Naya Metagame, a “new” has the best win rate* this week. GW Aggro with an amazing 76 %. Last week I spent some words on this deck and it was the first deck I tested with M13, it is a really nice deck. It clearly has a better manabase than Naya, and seems to have the necessary cards to be right even without red. Also this deck was started to play after a good win. Indeed many of GW Aggro decks are exactly the same of the winner of the Trial of July 17.
Good attendance of Mono Black Control, but with a negative win rate (39,39 %). Also good attendance of Wolf Run Ramp, particularly Naya (yet again!), with a really good 65,61 % of win rate (runner-up). Another interesting deck is the Mono White Humans. A deck based of Craig Wescoe decklist, which was started to play after EL_MAGO arrived in the Top 8 at the same master that I mentioned earlier.
Infect (38,46 % win rate) and Mono Green (52,17 % win rate) lost a lot of positions. But once again green seems to be the color of this Metagame, since that 4 decks of Top 8 of attendance have green. So I’ve decided that the card of the week is Thragtusk, a card often present in all of these decks. I hope you enjoyed it. See you next week! Comments:
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mishimakaz on 2012-07-25 00:19 CET We gonna ignore the deck that a kazuyamishima has been doing well on MODO with? ;P by CMA-Flippi on 2012-07-25 13:29 CET yes by GreenBear on 2012-07-25 23:12 CET The MBC stats are obviously distorted by the fact, its still a young deck and people are still playing very bad builds. by spmandmtgr on 2012-07-26 23:13 CET too bad i wanted to see the mbc stats oh will i geast it safe to stay that delver is going storng and staying strong.. oh will thank god for my sb days to beat that deck.. by Sistance on 2012-08-06 21:09 CET Anyone up for a game of "bizarre meta swing"? |
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