We partner that with Heliod, Sun-Crowned on turn 3. Turn-2 Daxos grants us 1 life whenever a creature enters play for us or dies, for example. We aren’t gaining ridiculous amounts of life though, but we’re getting some. We use all the strategies you’re familiar with to do so. Mono-White Lifegain’s goal is to do exactly what it says on the tin: gain life. We’ll keep this strategy brief because we’ve talked about this concept since Time Immemorial. So beware of Heartless Act! You can run Book in a few MTG Arean AFR decks, but I wanted to talk about this deck because it’s very simple. Now, this card does create an Enlightenment Token, and it can be removed – if you leave it as a creature. Don’t use this as a way to bully other players. That can still definitely happen, so don’t be a jerk to people. The only way our opponent can win at that point is if we concede, or we run out of time in the match. If they have no way to target the land for removal, we win the game. We target the Faceless Haven and let it become a land again. Now our opponent can’t win, and I can’t lose. As I said above, The Book of Exalted Deeds can essentially be a Platinum Angel. This deck has a win-con (flood of Angels, constant damage), but it has an alternate win condition: Rage Quit. My other favorite is when my opponent literally has no option to win and has to concede. My favorite way to win Magic is by a weird, awkward condition that my opponent cannot answer for. I have to talk about Mono-White Lifegain first, even if there are concepts that I think are more powerful. This deck can still very much win without the Book. There’s talk that it could get unbanned in the Standard Rotation 2022 (with Innistraad: Midnight Hunt). Sisyphean Obstacles (Mono-White Lifegain)Įditor’s Note: The Book of Exalted Deeds received a ban before this could even go live. Good, without everything feeling busted is important. AFR might have the most consistently good cards for decks in MTG Arena that I’ve experienced in a while. There are, of course, other amazing cards in this set. I really think it will make a splash outside of Standard, but I can see it being used in Izzet Spells. It’s got solid stats, has cost reduction, lets you recast spells from the grave (by exiling them), and you can cast it from the grave by exiling instants/sorcery cards from the grave in addition to its costs. A 4-blue creature, it costs 1 blue less for each instant and sorcery you played this turn.
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It’s also an excellent upgrade to Griffin Aerie in terms of creating creatures. They can’t beat you, no matter what they try. We don’t have to make it a creature! If your opponent can’t target lands, they may as well submit, because there’s no point. As the turn ends, it will return to being land, and can no longer be killed. Turn it into a creature, and then grant it the ability. But…what if they can’t? The solution is clear: Faceless Haven. You can sacrifice the Book of Exalted Deeds to grant an Angel “You can’t lose the game and your opponents can’t win the game.” So that player will no doubt want to kill that creature. You can create a Prison deck for the first time in a while. I also want to highlight The Book of Exalted Deeds. I think that’s going to be way better in Historic perhaps, but we’ll see. It’s a little bit of a gimmick card, but you can, in theory, hit the other player for 20 damage if it gets inflated with its ability, while it’s got 20 power. It has Flying/Haste and is a 6/6 flyer for 6. It can’t be countered, which has real Carnage Tyrant vibes.
There’s also Inferno of the Star Mounts in Red. As long as a creature that was not Ebondeath dies in a turn, you can re-cast him. A 4 mana 5/2 Flash/Fly legendary? Sure it comes into play tapped, but it can always come back. Then there’s Ebondeath, Dracolich in Black. Having a 7/7 flyer that has to be exiled is really intimidating. Since it has no negative ticks, it will not stop being this creature, if it transforms. While only one of its abilities is worth anything, the fact that it becomes indestructible, flying 7/7 Dragon God is quite useful. Before we get started on the MTG Arena AFR decks, what are the best cards themselves? How about the Grand Master of Flowers? It’s Bahamut. Some of the cards are more powerful than others. If you want to see a whole heap of those new cards, you can use this article as a reference point. There are some excellent and powerful cards in AFR for MTG Arena, so decks will be changing up. What’s more, just because it’s a lore card, doesn’t make it overpowered.
I’m definitely disappointed by that, but a lot of the lore cards fit perfectly.
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