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About Standard Esper Reanimator
Belonging to the metagame from Standard, Esper Reanimator is a deck with the following key cards: Atraxa, Grand Unifier, Swamp, Herd Migration, Leyline Binding, Archangel of Wrath, Cavern of Souls, Up the Beanstalk, Spara's Headquarters, Jetmir's Garden, with an overall win percentage of 44.4% in 27 games in the last 6 months. and worst against Jund Ramp and Burn. In recent appearances DreamsOfAshiok made 22º at Standard Challenge 32 and Okayasu made 56º at Standard Challenge 32.
Main Deck cards Esper Reanimator
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2.9 in 100% of decks
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1.8 in 100% of decks
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4.0 in 92% of decks
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4.0 in 92% of decks
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3.8 in 92% of decks
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3.5 in 92% of decks
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3.4 in 92% of decks
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3.3 in 92% of decks
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3.2 in 92% of decks
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2.5 in 92% of decks
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2.3 in 92% of decks
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1.1 in 92% of decks
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4.0 in 84% of decks
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1.9 in 84% of decks
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3.0 in 76% of decks
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1.0 in 69% of decks
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2.0 in 53% of decks
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3.7 in 46% of decks
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3.3 in 46% of decks
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4.0 in 38% of decks
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3.2 in 38% of decks
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2.4 in 38% of decks
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1.0 in 38% of decks
Sideboard cards Esper Reanimator
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2.8 in 92% of decks
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1.6 in 53% of decks
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1.8 in 46% of decks
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2.6 in 38% of decks
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2.4 in 38% of decks
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2.2 in 38% of decks
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1.9 in 38% of decks
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1.6 in 38% of decks
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Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines
1.0 in 38% of decks
Strategy
The "Esper Reanimator" deck in Standard Magic: The Gathering focuses on filling up your graveyard with powerful creatures and then bringing them back to the battlefield using reanimation spells. Here's a breakdown of the strategy, good and bad points of the deck, and how each card contributes to the theme: **Strategy:** The main strategy of Esper Reanimator is to discard big creatures like Topiary Stomper, Archangel of Wrath, Atraxa, Grand Unifier, and others into your graveyard using cards like Temporary Lockdown, Herd Migration, and Tranquil Frillback. You then use reanimation spells like Sunfall or Kutzil's Flanker to bring them back to the battlefield for a powerful swing. **Good Points:** 1. The deck has the potential for explosive plays by bringing back big creatures early in the game. 2. It has a good mix of reanimation spells, discard outlets, and big threats to overwhelm your opponents. 3. Some cards like Boseiju, Who Endures, and Cavern of Souls provide protection for your creatures and spells. **Bad Points:** 1. The deck heavily relies on filling up your graveyard, so graveyard hate cards from opponent's side can disrupt your strategy. 2. It may struggle against aggressive decks that can put pressure on you before you can set up your graveyard and reanimation spells. 3. The mana base might be a bit inconsistent with cards like Chrome Host Seedshark, Lithomantic Barrage, and Jace, the Perfected Mind requiring specific mana costs. Overall, Esper Reanimator can be a fun and powerful deck to play with, especially if you enjoy the graveyard interactions and bringing back big creatures from the dead. It requires careful planning and timing to maximize its potential and overcome its weaknesses.
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