Mono-Red Aggro is one of the most persistent decks in Magic: The Gathering’s Standard format.
Let’s dive in.
Theimportance ofthe trample keywordon these creatures is difficult to understate.
Without it, the deck wouldn’t be nearly as good as it is.
A starting hand isn’t unkeepable if it has Crashing Footfalls in it.
It’s just that most of the time, it ends up being a dead card.
Brazen Borrower by Eric Deschamps
Many games of Modern are over by then.
It gives your creatures +1 power until end of turn.
Force Of Negation
This counterspell is a key building blockof the deck’s strategy.
Brazen Borrower by Eric Deschamps
You’llbe sideboarding this card out a lot.
But when it’s good, it’s great.
Fire // Ice
Yet anotherimportant piece of interaction for the first couple turnsof the game.
Endurance (Variant) by Svetlin Velinov
While both sides of this card won’t play against most opponents, usually one will quite nicely.
It can be okay to let your Rhino tokens go if you have another cascade spell in your hand.
Don’t fight too hard for Rhinos that can be replaced with more.
These matchups are usually quite obvious as the opponent will have open blue mana in such cases.
This will allow you to cast the Agent again and cascade into more Rhinos.
The Hammer Time deck in MTG’s Modern format can be a lot of fun.
Here’s how to build and play it.
Brotherhood’s Endis good against decks that go wide or play a ton of artifacts.
Lastly,Ertai’s ScornandSubtletyare most notable for their counterplay against combo decks.
Mystical Dispute by Ekaterina Burmak
Blood Moon, by Tom Wänerstrand
Shardless Agent by Mila Pesic
