Wrap Up Esoteric Duplicator | Illustration by Ben Hill The cards on this list fit in a wide variety of strategies and archetypes, so theres a lot of different ways for these to pay off in your decks
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The reason Oko is so great as a sideboard card in Modern is that it answers opposing sideboard cards, in this case, cards like Chalice of the Void, Damping Sphere, and Collector Ouphe, while also offering a compact Plan B that can potentially win a game on its own
Knight Rampager Let the Galaxy Burn Lord of Change Lucius the Eternal Magnus the Red Mandate of Abaddon Molten Slagheap Mortarion, Daemon Primarch Mutalith Vortex Beast Noise Marine Nurgle's Conscription Nurgle's Rot Past in Flames Path of Ancestry Pink Horror Plague Drone Poxwalkers Reverberate Seeker of Slaanesh Sloppity Bilepiper Sol Ring Sunken Hollow Swiftwater Cliffs Talisman of Creativity Talisman of Dominance Talisman of Indulgence Tallyman of Nurgle Temple of the False God Terramorphic Expanse The Horus Heresy The Lost and the Damned The Ruinous Powers Tzaangor Shaman Venomcrawler Warstorm Surge Wayfarer's Bauble Worn Powerstone NEXT: Magic: The Gathering Everything You Need To Know About The Commander Format
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Standard Metagame Breakdown Standard is a 60-card format that currently uses expansion sets from Innistrad: Midnight Hunt forward