Season 6

An aggro deck that gets in early, then trades its creatures for direct damage once they’ve lost their usefulness.

An aggro deck that sneaks in a little bit of counter magic for extra tempo.

A tempo deck that utilizes wheel effects to refill the hand and keep the pressure on.

An aggro deck that chips in early, then flings Goblins for huge damage.

A tempo deck that lands an early threat and protects it for dear life.

A midrange deck that can be explosive with Lake of the Dead.

A ramp deck that seeks to play massive creatures or dome the opponent with a Fight with Fire.

A combo deck that seeks to stall the game until they can cheat out a large creature with an amulet.

A control deck that keeps the board clear and eventually burns out the opponent.

A control deck that can remove almost every permanent type while its planeswalkers take over the game.

A midrange deck the utilizes Elf synergies for combo potential with Chain Stasis.

A control deck that simply protects its planeswalkers with counterspells, sweepers and discard effects.

A midange deck that plays the best Orzhov has to offer, with some slight Knight and Angel synergies.

A control deck focused on grinding out until their card advantage is insurmountable.

A control deck that uses Wilderness Reclamation to be proactive while still holding up interaction.

A midrange deck with Elf synergies that utilizes their absurd mana generation for a huge Hydroid Krasis.

A midrange deck that amasses small advantages while pressuring the opponent.

A midrange token deck that uses the extra bodies for value.