Main Deck cards G U W
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4.0 in 100% of decks
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4.0 in 100% of decks
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4.0 in 100% of decks
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4.0 in 100% of decks
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3.0 in 100% of decks
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2.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
Sideboard cards G U W
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3.0 in 100% of decks
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2.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale
1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
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1.0 in 100% of decks
Strategy
Ah, the "G U W" deck in Vintage Magic: the Gathering! This deck have a mix of control elements, disruption, and powerful threats. The strategy likely revolves around using efficient removal like Swords to Plowshares and Force of Vigor to deal with threats, while also disrupting the opponent's game plan with cards like Collector Ouphe and Leyline of the Void. The deck has access to powerful planeswalkers like Oko, Thief of Crowns, as well as efficient creatures like Tarmogoyf and Lavinia, Azorius Renegade to apply pressure. The mana base seems solid with dual lands like Tropical Island and Tundra, along with fetch lands to ensure consistent mana fixing. One of the strengths of this deck is its ability to adapt to different matchups and disrupt various strategies. Cards like Force of Will, Force of Negation, and Flusterstorm provide strong counter magic to protect your own game plan. However, the deck may struggle against fast combo decks that can go off before you establish your board presence. It also seems vulnerable to decks that can go wide with creatures, as the removal suite is more targeted towards individual threats. Overall, the "G U W" deck in Vintage seems like a versatile and interactive deck that can be rewarding to pilot with the right mix of skill and understanding of the metagame.
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