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About Vintage Doomsday

Belonging to the metagame from Vintage, Doomsday is a deck with the following key cards: Force of Will, Black Lotus, Ancestral Recall, Mox Sapphire, Mox Pearl, Force of Negation, Mox Jet, Time Walk, Lórien Revealed, with an overall win percentage of 45.0% in 60 games in the last 6 months. The deck performances better against Mono Blue Doomsday and Doomsday and worst against Sultai Lurrus Saga and Dimir Artefatos. In recent appearances 2radMTG made 28º at Vintage Challenge 32 and AFX made 26º at Vintage Challenge 32.

Main Deck cards Doomsday

Force of Will

4.0 in 100% of decks
Black Lotus

1.0 in 100% of decks
Ancestral Recall

1.0 in 100% of decks
Mox Sapphire

1.0 in 100% of decks
Mox Pearl

1.0 in 100% of decks
Force of Negation

1.8 in 99% of decks
Mox Jet

1.0 in 98% of decks
Time Walk

1.0 in 97% of decks
Lórien Revealed

3.6 in 96% of decks
Demonic Tutor

1.0 in 96% of decks
Tundra

2.5 in 95% of decks
Underground Sea

2.3 in 93% of decks
Sol Ring

1.0 in 93% of decks
Urza's Saga

4.0 in 92% of decks
Mox Emerald

1.0 in 91% of decks
Mox Ruby

1.0 in 91% of decks
Wasteland

3.7 in 90% of decks
Flusterstorm

1.3 in 90% of decks
Time Vault

1.0 in 89% of decks
Manifold Key

1.1 in 88% of decks
Brainstorm

1.0 in 75% of decks
Lavinia, Azorius Renegade

1.8 in 70% of decks
Treasure Cruise

1.0 in 68% of decks
Mishra's Bauble

1.9 in 67% of decks
Dress Down

1.6 in 67% of decks
Flooded Strand

1.3 in 57% of decks
Spell Pierce

1.7 in 52% of decks
Misty Rainforest

1.2 in 52% of decks
Seal of Cleansing

1.0 in 51% of decks
Scalding Tarn

1.1 in 48% of decks
Island

1.1 in 48% of decks
Orcish Bowmasters

3.7 in 47% of decks
Karakas

1.0 in 44% of decks
Sensei's Divining Top

1.1 in 42% of decks
Timetwister

1.0 in 34% of decks
Nihil Spellbomb

1.1 in 34% of decks
Dig Through Time

1.0 in 33% of decks
Ponder

1.8 in 29% of decks
Paradoxical Outcome

2.4 in 25% of decks
Mox Opal

2.2 in 24% of decks
Polluted Delta

1.1 in 24% of decks
Balance

1.0 in 23% of decks
Bolas's Citadel

1.0 in 21% of decks
Oswald Fiddlebender

1.6 in 21% of decks
Portable Hole

1.2 in 21% of decks
Haywire Mite

1.0 in 20% of decks
Spire of Industry

1.9 in 18% of decks
Snapcaster Mage

1.1 in 16% of decks
Snow-Covered Island

1.0 in 12% of decks
Hullbreacher

1.5 in 10% of decks

Sideboard cards Doomsday

Swords to Plowshares

2.1 in 95% of decks
Pithing Needle

1.2 in 91% of decks
The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale

1.1 in 87% of decks
Lurrus of the Dream-Den

1.0 in 76% of decks
Containment Priest

2.8 in 69% of decks
Hurkyl's Recall

1.2 in 58% of decks
Mindbreak Trap

1.5 in 45% of decks
Steel Sabotage

1.3 in 42% of decks
Grafdigger's Cage

1.0 in 38% of decks
Soul-Guide Lantern

1.0 in 37% of decks
Null Rod

1.3 in 28% of decks
Sphinx of the Steel Wind

1.0 in 16% of decks
Tormod's Crypt

1.4 in 15% of decks
Virtue's Ruin

1.0 in 13% of decks
Yixlid Jailer

1.8 in 12% of decks
Leyline of the Void

4.0 in 12% of decks

Strategy

The Doomsday deck in Vintage Magic: The Gathering is a powerful and combo-oriented deck that aims to win the game quickly by assembling a specific set of cards. The strategy of the deck revolves around using cards like Doomsday to stack your deck in a way that allows you to draw and play a winning combination of cards in a single turn. Some good points of the Doomsday deck include its ability to win games in a very explosive and unexpected manner. It can catch opponents off guard and secure victories before they have a chance to respond. The deck is also highly customizable, allowing players to tailor it to their preferred playstyle and metagame. Additionally, the deck has access to powerful cards like Force of Will and Ancestral Recall, giving it strong disruption and card advantage capabilities. On the other hand, the Doomsday deck can be vulnerable to disruption from opponents, especially if they are able to disrupt the combo pieces or disrupt the deck's ability to draw cards effectively. The deck also requires careful planning and precise sequencing of plays, which can make it challenging to pilot effectively. Additionally, the reliance on a single combo to win the game can make the deck somewhat linear and predictable for opponents who are familiar with the strategy. Overall, the Doomsday deck in Vintage Magic: The Gathering is a high-risk, high-reward deck that offers a unique and exciting gameplay experience for players who enjoy combo-based strategies.