You'll also be handing out contracts to do the same, as this enchantment-heavy deck looks to buy itself time to get in position to win the game while barely coming under threat from other players at the table
Time Stamps : 00:03:47 - Match 1 00:32:52 - Match 2 00:44:58 - Match 3 00:52:06 - Match 4 01:21:12 - Match 5 Neoform Affinity | Modern | jpellman, 5-0 MTGO League Creatures (24) 2 Craterhoof Behemoth 2 Myr Enforcer 4 Frogmite 4 Memnite 4 Ornithopter 4 Sojourner's Companion 4 Thought Monitor Sorceries (6) 2 Thoughtcast 4 Neoform Artifacts (12) 1 Shadowspear 3 Cranial Plating 4 Mishra's Bauble 4 Springleaf Drum Lands (18) 2 Glimmervoid 2 Razortide Bridge 2 Spire of Industry 4 Darksteel Citadel 4 Tanglepool Bridge 4 Urza's Saga Sideboard (15) 2 Dispatch 3 Etched Champion 2 Flusterstorm 3 Hurkyl's Recall 1 Pithing Needle 3 Soul-Guide Lantern 1 Welding Jar Adding a combo finish to an aggro deck had been a Magic tradition for a long time, especially artifact-based aggro decks
Further Upgrades First, lets get the obvious out of the way Precon manabases can always use an upgrade
This deck included Jeleva, Nephalias Scourge, whose mechanical experiment involved caring about how many mana you spent to cast your commander, with a back-up being a real boogeyman: Nekusar, the Mindrazer, a card that would go on to define the Wheels archetype
When drafting these color combinations, the cards you see lean heavily towards supporting these strategies
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