Theros Beyond Death in Modern - Decklists and Top cards

Here we will show the most played cards of Theros Beyond Death in the Modern format in the last two weeks. This list was made using our Metagame page: we collected information from 5-0 decks, Playoff winners, Challenge, Star City Games and other tournaments. The job here was to process the Theros Beyond Death cards that most appeared on these winning decks; just a description of what's going on in the format.

Basic lands have been removed from this list, as well as reprints.

This time we decided on a rule for the cards we are going to talk about here: the card must be in at least 1% of the decks. Then, below are the 9 cards that impacted Modern:

9º - Thassa's Oracle - saw in 5 decks (1 % of the format)

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8º - Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hunger - saw in 8 decks (1 % of the format)

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7º - Klothys, God of Destiny - saw in 8 decks (1 % of the format)

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6º - Omen of the Sea -vista em 9 decks (1 % of the format)

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5º - Heliod, Sun-Crowned - saw in 10 decks (2 % of the format)

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4º - Elspeth, Sun's Nemesis - saw in 15 decks (3 % of the format)

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Always with one copy in Bant Controls deck, the planeswalker finishes the game very quickly:

3º - Ox of Agonas - saw in 15 decks (3 % of the format)

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The ox entered the Dredge deck! playing 2 to 3 copies in the already known deck.

2º - Dryad of the Ilysian Grove - saw in 52 decks (10 % of the format)

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Dryad has been molding the new decks with Valakut, allowing it to have other colors besides the traditional RG. We are seeing many decks with Valakut in the Simic colors:

1º - Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath - saw in 55 decks (11 % of the format)

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Uro has appeared on several lists, from decks with Valakut to Urza:

There were not many surprises. I hope you enjoyed this type of analysis, if so, I will keep doing it with all the formats and future editions.