Like this one! The ability to suddenly have a creature with vigilance is terrific. There are lands like Faceless Haven that are in so many decks. If your opponent has a two-colored deck, and they can’t draw into more than one of the second land, time to make them suffer. The more valuable, the more useful the land is, the better this trade becomes. It loses all abilities except mana abilities, and gains “At the beginning of your upkeep, this permanent deals 2 damage to you unless you sacrifice it.” Suddenly, that land is a liability. When this 4/4 Flyer comes into play, you choose a land you don’t control. The more valuable/powerful lands your opponent has, the better. But on turn 4, we want to drop Town-Razer Tyrant. Most of this deck is pretty inexpensive, too. Reckless Stormseeker is a Wolf/Werewolf, and so is Rahilda. We don’t have a ton of Werewolves in the deck though. Any card your opponent can’t use is a powerful card.
I absolutely love this just to steal a card from our opponent’s decks and use them. You have the same ability though, so if you deal combat damaged o a player, exile a non-land at random.
Any turn you attacked with a Wolf or Werewolf, you can cast that card, and use any mana to do so. When this card, a 2/2 First Strike deals combat damage to a player, exile a non-land card from that player at random. They’re a Day/Nightbound card, so it fits nicely in Innistrad. Rahlida, Wanted Cutthroat/Rahilda, Feral Outlaw is a very useful transforming Legendary. You can use Hall Monitor to make something unable to block, or use Play With Fire and Roil Eruption to deal damage to blockers. Lightning Bolt, for those that don’t remember or didn’t see it, is a 1-cost Instant that deals 3 damage to any target. If we can do that several times, the more’s the better! We could have 20 or even 30 Lightning Bolts in the deck and just spam them. So we want to have this in play when we can make sure it won’t die. A 3/3 Haste for 3, whenever it attacks, conjure four Lightning Bolt cards randomly into your deck. We have a few creatures that need to safely attack, like Toralf’s Disciple. If your opponent only has one blocker, no they don’t. Sometimes, a deck only needs a few cards to really make it stand out.Įven Hall Monitor comes back! A 1/1 Haste, you can pay 2 and tap it to make a creature unable to block. Some of the new Alchemy cards are absolutely filthy, in terms of power. But will they have the same power as an Alchemy deck? I sure doubt it. Sure, you could just play regular Standard decks here. Every one of these decks will feature at least a handful of these cards if at all possible. It’s too early to say which are the most powerful though. We’re going to look into it though, but for today, we’re going to highlight some Alchemy decks in MTG Arena that are worth trying. How popular is this mode going to be? That is an excellent question, and we can’t answer that question yet. It’s essentially Hearthstone but in MTG Arena. The idea is that it will be a more flexible Standard meta because cards in this Standard can be adjusted. If nothing else, MTG Arena’s Alchemy decks should be interesting. We covered Alchemy in detail, and we have also covered the new cards you can look forward to. However, we’ve got about 60 new cards added to the game, and some current cards have been balanced (nerfed or buffed) to make them viable. So everything in the current meta is fair game. MTG Arena has a new Standard format called Alchemy, so we need to look at some decks! Some of these may seem very familiar because it’s still Standard. By Jason Parker in Magic: The Gathering Arena | Dec, 11th 2021
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