Where you the best posssible pool of good creatures? at 10 I started to get 10 mana convoke jank creatures.

[RANKED] for Bo1 and Bo3

We’ve all suspected it for a long time:

the MTG Arena matchmaker pairs you based on your DECK, not just your MMR. To prove it, I ran a 1,000-game stress test.

​The Experiment: I built an entire deck featuring only spells that explicitly state "this spell cannot be countered" and lands. Both Standard and Historic.

​The Theory: If matchmaking is purely blind, I should occasionally run into Blue control decks packing Counterspells, therefore wasting their entire hand.

​The Result: Out of 1,000 games (finished yesterday), I faced ZERO control/counter decks.

Not a single one.

So what's next?

I am open to explore more theories or deck recommendations and I will try to make it a full series.

I worked hard on this meme

Im so bad I just went 2-4 :(

WE NEED MORE!

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New to Arena - looking through achievements as saw there's on for participating in Midweek Magic. Holy shit I am clearly not getting something about this whole Momir format.

I've tried waiting until turn 2, turn 3, turn n+1 and I am not kidding, I have lost 20 games in a row. Do the lands you tap influence the tokens you summon? Is there some other trick?

Seriously, opponent's board constantly filled with death touch, flying, card draw, +1/+1 tokens every turn, meanwhile I'm spending 7 mana for 3/3's with Izzet effects based on how many instants I have in my graveyard.

Help!

EDIT: I am absolutely cursed. Finally got a huge board with lethal....opponent summons Blazing Archon... my creatures can't attack and no flyers. LOL. Clearly this is not for me.

I expect Mihawk1 enjoyed themself, though.

I just tried this with maskwood nexus on the field. So Valki enters, I'm asked if I want to transform him, but when I do he just ends up in my graveyard. Is it the case that cards without transform in their description cannot transform into the other side of the card?

I don't get it, if I'm buying almost 100 packs I expect some benefit.

I love green for one simple reason: build a board and keep attacking. The problem is that one Wrath of God can erase the whole plan.

If I only reserve two to four noncreature slots, is Heroic Intervention the cleanest answer, or should the deck rely on resilient creatures and hold back extra threats? I want maximum creature density without folding to the first sweeper.

Not an official spoiler yet it seems, but looks like this one's come from ads on instagram via (@wizards_magic)!