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Impact of Theros Beyond Death cards in each format (2 months)

03/29/20, updated 01/27/21, 0 comments

The set is already 2 months old, how did it impact each format?

Theros Beyond Death is the return of the Gods of Theros to Standard. The set was launched on January 24, 2020, with the possibility of playing on MTGO 1 week before. The set is already 2 months old, how did it impact each format?

These lists were made using our Metagame page: we collect information from the winners of Playoffs, Challenge, SCG opens, Magicfests PTQs, MagicFest Online qualifiers among others tournaments. The job here was to process the cards that most appeared on these winning decks; just a description of what’s going on in each format’s metagame.

For this specific case, we analyzed the metagame of each format in the last 15 days. We removed reprints, basic lands, etc ... Also removed decklists from Competitive Leagues in MTGO (5-0); due to the lists not being random, but chosen by Wizards of the Coast.

STANDARD (>10%)

Impact of Theros Beyond Death cards in each format (2 months)

19. Temple of Deceit - with 41 copies in 25 decks (10% of the metagame)

18. Anax, Hardened in the Forge - with 100 copies in 25 decks (10% of the metagame)

17. Temple of Plenty - with 68 copies in 31 decks (12% of the metagame)

16. Pharika's Libation - with 61 copies in 32 decks (12% of the metagame)

15. Temple of Abandon - with 56 copies in 33 decks (13% of the metagame)

14. Storm's Wrath - with 95 copies in 34 decks (13% of the metagame)

13. Tymaret Calls the Dead - with 101 copies in 35 decks (14% of the metagame)

12. Mire Triton - with 143 copies in 36 decks (14% of the metagame)

11. Temple of Malice - with 97 copies in 36 decks (14% of the metagame)

10. Heliod's Intervention - with 46 copies in 38 decks (15% of the metagame)

9. Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hunger - with 141 copies in 38 decks (15% of the metagame)

8. Thassa's Intervention - with 105 copies in 38 decks (15% of the metagame)

7. Agonizing Remorse - with 137 copies in 42 decks (16% of the metagame)

6. Shatter the Sky - with 114 copies in 43 decks (17% of the metagame)

5. Woe Strider - with 156 copies in 45 decks (18% of the metagame)

4. Dream Trawler - with 93 copies in 47 decks (18% of the metagame)

3. Temple of Enlightenment - with 146 copies in 51 decks (20% of the metagame)

2. Elspeth Conquers Death - with 213 copies in 85 decks (34% of the metagame)

1. Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath - with 367 copies in 111 decks (44% of the metagame)

9. Underworld Breach - with 60 copies in 15 decks (5% of the metagame)

8. Wolfwillow Haven - with 53 copies in 15 decks (5% of the metagame)

7. Shadowspear - with 30 copies in 27 decks (9% of the metagame)

6. Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath - with 136 copies in 40 decks (14% of the metagame)

5. Elspeth Conquers Death - with 89 copies in 44 decks (15% of the metagame)

4. Daxos, Blessed by the Sun - with 104 copies in 51 decks (18% of the metagame)

3. Heliod, Sun-Crowned - with 204 copies in 52 decks (18% of the metagame)

2. Thassa's Oracle - with 168 copies in 58 decks (20% of the metagame)

1. Ashiok, Nightmare Muse - with 104 copies in 65 decks (22% of the metagame)

6. Thassa's Oracle - with 23 copies in 8 decks (2% of the metagame)

5. Klothys, God of Destiny - with 27 copies in 11 decks (4% of the metagame)

4. Ox of Agonas - with 39 copies in 17 decks (6% of the metagame)

3. Dryad of the Ilysian Grove - with 90 copies in 23 decks (8% of the metagame)

2. Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hunger - with 55 copies in 23 decks (8% of the metagame)

1. Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath - with 179 copies in 71 decks (26% of the metagame)

No card appear in this list with the threshold of 2%

5. Thassa's Oracle - with 6 copies in 3 decks (2% of the metagame)

4. Cling to Dust - with 6 copies in 5 decks (4% of the metagame)

3. Kunoros, Hound of Athreos - with 5 copies in 5 decks (4% of the metagame)

2. Dryad of the Ilysian Grove - with 23 copies in 6 decks (4% of the metagame)

1. Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath - with 36 copies in 20 decks (16% of the metagame)

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