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Tier: 9Orzhov Control: How I Beat the Meta with a Standard Control Deck
Hello everyone and welcome to my channel where I showcase some of the best decks in Magic the Gathering Arena. Today I have a very exciting deck for you: Orzhov Control Home Brew in Standard Ranked! Remember to like, subscribe, and comment. Enjoy!
Orzhov Control is a deck that combines black and white colors to play powerful and versatile spells that can adapt to any situation. .Control decks are a type of deck that focuses on using a variety of spells and effects to control the game. They often use removal spells, and board wipes to slow down their opponents and prevent them from winning.
… Hello everyone and welcome to my channel where I showcase some of the best decks in Magic the Gathering Arena. Today I have a very exciting deck for you: Orzhov Control Home Brew in Standard Ranked! Remember to like, subscribe, and comment. Enjoy!
Orzhov Control is a deck that combines black and white colors to play powerful and versatile spells that can adapt to any situation. .Control decks are a type of deck that focuses on using a variety of spells and effects to control the game. They often use removal spells, and board wipes to slow down their opponents and prevent them from winning.
The deck features powerful planeswalkers such as Kaya, Intangible Slayer, Sorin the Mirthless, and Vraska, Betrayal’s Sting. These planeswalkers provide card advantage and help control the board. We also have removal spells like Rite of Oblivion, Path of Peril, and Fateful Absence to deal with our opponent’s creatures.
In addition to removal spells, we have hand disruption spells like Thoughtseize to disrupt our opponent’s plans. We also have powerful finishers like The Wandering Emperor and The Eternal Wanderer. These cards can quickly take over the game and close it out in our favor.
Overall, this deck is all about controlling the game and disrupting our opponent’s plans. With a mix of removal, hand disruption, and powerful finishers, this deck is well-equipped to handle a variety of matchups.
Let me show you the deck list and then we’ll jump into some games.
Here's the decklist:
Deck
2 The Wandering Emperor
7 Swamp
2 The Eternal Wanderer
2 Vraska, Betrayal's Sting
7 Plains
2 Kaya, Intangible Slayer
1 Sorin the Mirthless
2 Invasion of Dominaria
2 Rite of Oblivion
2 Invasion of Belenon
3 Farewell
2 Depopulate
2 Path of Peril
2 Portal to Phyrexia
4 Ambitious Farmhand
4 Raffine's Tower
4 Fateful Absence
2 Breach the Multiverse
4 Shattered Sanctum
2 Mirrex
2 Sunset Revelry
Here are some additional tips for playing control decks:
Be patient. Control decks are not designed to win quickly. They need time to set up their defenses and find the answers they need.
Be flexible. Control decks need to be able to adapt to their opponents' strategies. Don't be afraid to change your decklist or your game plan if you are not having success.
Have fun! Control decks can be very rewarding to play. They can be challenging, but they can also be very satisfying when you are able to control the game and win.
So this is the deck I’m going to play today: Broken Sky Control. Let me know what you think of it in the comments below and don’t forget to like and subscribe for more MTG Arena content.
Now let’s get into some games and see how this deck performs!
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- TIMESTAMPS -
0:00 Intro
0:11 Decklist
0:21 Match 1 vs Gruul Midrange
7:54 Match 2 vs Jeskai Midrange
15:49 Match 3 vs Abzan Toxic
- INFO -
・Current Set: March of the Machine Aftermath
・Format: Standard
・Type: BO1, Ranked
- CREDIT -
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All Magic the Gathering assets property of Wizards of the Coast.
Intro/Outro music (Harris Keller - Nightfall) licensed through StreamBeats.
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Orzhov Control is a deck that combines black and white colors to play powerful and versatile spells that can adapt to any situation. .Control decks are a type of deck that focuses on using a variety of spells and effects to control the game. They often use removal spells, and board wipes to slow down their opponents and prevent them from winning.
… Hello everyone and welcome to my channel where I showcase some of the best decks in Magic the Gathering Arena. Today I have a very exciting deck for you: Orzhov Control Home Brew in Standard Ranked! Remember to like, subscribe, and comment. Enjoy!
Orzhov Control is a deck that combines black and white colors to play powerful and versatile spells that can adapt to any situation. .Control decks are a type of deck that focuses on using a variety of spells and effects to control the game. They often use removal spells, and board wipes to slow down their opponents and prevent them from winning.
The deck features powerful planeswalkers such as Kaya, Intangible Slayer, Sorin the Mirthless, and Vraska, Betrayal’s Sting. These planeswalkers provide card advantage and help control the board. We also have removal spells like Rite of Oblivion, Path of Peril, and Fateful Absence to deal with our opponent’s creatures.
In addition to removal spells, we have hand disruption spells like Thoughtseize to disrupt our opponent’s plans. We also have powerful finishers like The Wandering Emperor and The Eternal Wanderer. These cards can quickly take over the game and close it out in our favor.
Overall, this deck is all about controlling the game and disrupting our opponent’s plans. With a mix of removal, hand disruption, and powerful finishers, this deck is well-equipped to handle a variety of matchups.
Let me show you the deck list and then we’ll jump into some games.
Here's the decklist:
Deck
2 The Wandering Emperor
7 Swamp
2 The Eternal Wanderer
2 Vraska, Betrayal's Sting
7 Plains
2 Kaya, Intangible Slayer
1 Sorin the Mirthless
2 Invasion of Dominaria
2 Rite of Oblivion
2 Invasion of Belenon
3 Farewell
2 Depopulate
2 Path of Peril
2 Portal to Phyrexia
4 Ambitious Farmhand
4 Raffine's Tower
4 Fateful Absence
2 Breach the Multiverse
4 Shattered Sanctum
2 Mirrex
2 Sunset Revelry
Here are some additional tips for playing control decks:
Be patient. Control decks are not designed to win quickly. They need time to set up their defenses and find the answers they need.
Be flexible. Control decks need to be able to adapt to their opponents' strategies. Don't be afraid to change your decklist or your game plan if you are not having success.
Have fun! Control decks can be very rewarding to play. They can be challenging, but they can also be very satisfying when you are able to control the game and win.
So this is the deck I’m going to play today: Broken Sky Control. Let me know what you think of it in the comments below and don’t forget to like and subscribe for more MTG Arena content.
Now let’s get into some games and see how this deck performs!
SUBSCRIBE FOR WEEKLY VIDEOS!! - https://www.youtube.com/@kingzumagaming
- TIMESTAMPS -
0:00 Intro
0:11 Decklist
0:21 Match 1 vs Gruul Midrange
7:54 Match 2 vs Jeskai Midrange
15:49 Match 3 vs Abzan Toxic
- INFO -
・Current Set: March of the Machine Aftermath
・Format: Standard
・Type: BO1, Ranked
- CREDIT -
Unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC.
All Magic the Gathering assets property of Wizards of the Coast.
Intro/Outro music (Harris Keller - Nightfall) licensed through StreamBeats.
- ATTRIBUTIONS - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Mtg MagicTheGathering MTGArena MTGA MTG MTGCommunity MTGArena MTGCards BRO MTGStandard BrothersWar MTGArenaDecks Mtgarena
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