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About Standard R W
Belonging to the metagame from Standard, R W is a deck with the following key cards: Mountain, Plains, Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire, Sokenzan, Crucible of Defiance, Battlefield Forge, Lightning Helix, Sundown Pass, Restless Bivouac, with an overall win percentage of 33.3% in 3 games in the last 6 months. . In recent appearances Succulent made 78º at Standard Challenge 64 and maximusdee made 43º at Standard Challenge 64.
Main Deck cards R W
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5.0 in 100% of decks
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3.8 in 100% of decks
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1.1 in 100% of decks
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Sokenzan, Crucible of Defiance
1.4 in 87% of decks
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3.7 in 75% of decks
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3.3 in 75% of decks
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3.3 in 75% of decks
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3.2 in 75% of decks
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3.2 in 75% of decks
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3.2 in 50% of decks
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2.8 in 50% of decks
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4.0 in 37% of decks
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3.7 in 37% of decks
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3.3 in 37% of decks
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2.7 in 37% of decks
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2.3 in 37% of decks
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1.8 in 37% of decks
Sideboard cards R W
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2.5 in 100% of decks
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3.7 in 37% of decks
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3.7 in 37% of decks
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2.7 in 37% of decks
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2.0 in 37% of decks
Strategy
This R W (Red White) deck in Standard format be an aggressive midrange deck focusing on utilizing the synergy between red and white cards to control the board and apply pressure on opponents. The strategy revolves around playing efficient creatures like Bloodthirsty Adversary, Adeline, Resplendent Cathar, and Brutal Cathar // Moonrage Brute backed up by powerful removal spells like Lightning Helix and Lithomantic Barrage. Some good points of this deck include its ability to have a strong early game presence with cards like Hopeful Initiate and impactful mid to late-game threats such as Thalia, Guardian of Thraben and The Wandering Emperor. Showdown of the Skalds can provide card advantage and pump up the board, while cards like Invasion of Gobakhan // Lightshield Array and Urabrask's Forge offer additional utility and protection. However, the deck may struggle against aggressive or combo decks that can go under its midrange strategy. The mana base might also be a bit shaky with a mix of lands that enter tapped and those that require specific colors. Additionally, the deck might have trouble dealing with larger creatures that can outclass its own threats. Overall, this R W Standard deck has the potential to be a solid choice in the current meta with a mix of aggression, control, and synergy between red and white cards. With careful play and sideboarding, it can be a competitive option for Standard tournaments.
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