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About Standard G U W
Belonging to the metagame from Standard, G U W is a deck with the following key cards: Forest, Plains, Aftermath Analyst, Island, Brokers Hideout, No More Lies, Cosmic Rebirth, Moment of Truth, Field of Ruin, with an overall win percentage of 66.6% in 6 games in the last 6 months. . In recent appearances Kippe-Ando made 41º at Standard Challenge 32 and Parrotlet made 22º at Standard Showcase Challenge.
Main Deck cards G U W
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Sideboard cards G U W
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3.0 in 100% of decks
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Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines
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1.0 in 100% of decks
Strategy
The "G U W" deck in the Standard format of Magic: The Gathering be a three-color deck focused on a mixture of green, blue, and white mana. The strategy of this deck could be centered around tempo and control, using a combination of disruptive spells and efficient creatures to control the game state. Some potential strategies for this deck could include using cards like Negate and Disdainful Stroke to counter your opponent's key spells, while also deploying threats like Chrome Host Seedshark and Horned Loch-Whale // Lagoon Breach to pressure the opponent and close out the game. The good points of this deck might include its versatility due to being three colors, allowing for a wide range of answers and threats. The deck also have some strong control elements with cards like Leyline Binding and Syncopate, giving you the ability to disrupt your opponent's game plan. However, a potential drawback of this deck could be its mana base. Running three colors can sometimes lead to inconsistency in terms of having the right colors of mana available when needed. Additionally, the deck might struggle against aggressive strategies if it doesn't draw the right answers in time. Overall, the "G U W" deck seems like an interesting mix of control and tempo strategies, with the potential to adapt to different matchups based on the cards you choose to include. It would be important to carefully tune the deck to ensure a balanced mix of answers and threats to give yourself the best chance of success in the Standard format.
Standard deck G U W: Last winning deck
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