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About Vintage 4C Atraxa
Belonging to the metagame from Vintage, 4C Atraxa is a deck with the following key cards: Forbidden Orchard, Atraxa, Grand Unifier, Force of Will, Oath of Druids, Tropical Island, Oko, Thief of Crowns, Underground Sea, Force of Negation, Mox Sapphire, with an overall win percentage of 58.3% in 36 games in the last 6 months. The deck performances better against Dimir Artefatos and Mono Blue Doomsday . In recent appearances TimesCAR made 5V-0L at Vintage League and Gugutcge1 made 24º at Vintage Challenge 32.
Main Deck cards 4C Atraxa
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4.0 in 100% of decks
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2.6 in 38% of decks
Sideboard cards 4C Atraxa
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2.1 in 85% of decks
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The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale
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3.9 in 65% of decks
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1.2 in 56% of decks
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2.0 in 54% of decks
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1.0 in 40% of decks
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1.7 in 38% of decks
Strategy
The "4C Atraxa" deck in Vintage Magic: the Gathering is a powerful and versatile deck that focuses on controlling the game while also utilizing powerful cards and combos. The strategy of the deck revolves around utilizing cards like [[Forbidden Orchard]], [[Oath of Druids]], and [[Show and Tell]] to quickly get powerful threats such as [[Atraxa, Grand Unifier]] or [[Serra's Emissary]] onto the battlefield. The deck also includes powerful control elements like [[Force of Will]], [[Force of Negation]], [[Flusterstorm]], and [[Mental Misstep]] to disrupt the opponent's game plan. Some of the strong points of the deck include its ability to quickly establish a dominant board presence with powerful threats, its strong control elements to disrupt the opponent's strategy, and its access to powerful card draw and tutoring effects like [[Ancestral Recall]], [[Vampiric Tutor]], and [[Demonic Tutor]]. However, the deck can have some weaknesses as well. It can be vulnerable to fast and aggressive decks that can overwhelm it before it can establish its own game plan. The deck also relies heavily on specific key cards and combos, so disruption or removal of those pieces can significantly weaken its game plan. Overall, the "4C Atraxa" deck is a strong and flexible deck in Vintage Magic: the Gathering that can be very powerful in the right hands, but it also requires careful piloting and consideration of the opponent's strategies to be successful.
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