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Magic.gg confirms Fevold as the champion. His published list pairs the Amalia lifegain core with four Haliya and four Moseo, giving the deck a major new result.
Read Brief →The official 176-player breakdown spans 32 Standard archetypes ahead of the October 24–25 event; it measures deck selection rather than match performance.
The reprint is in the main TRK set, giving the newer formats a flexible sweeper rather than a bonus-sheet cosmetic variant.
A new Azorius build went 6–1 in its creator’s test, but completed the full four-piece combo only once.
A six-event, 308-entry sample combines repeat Hogaak finishes with a new multicolor Tron victory.
Two January Limited tournaments offer $50,000 each, Picard promos and Pro Tour invitations; Commander packages join the program.
A Challenge-winning Mono-Green list pairs four Invigorators with four Tail Swipes. A second top-eight result supports the construction, not a claim of format dominance.
A verified October 15 League list adds three Lilianas as lifegain starters and conditional protection, alongside Return to the Ranks and Aetherflux Reservoir.
Nine Challenges show a strong Dimir Faeries week, while the most popular deck—Mono-Red Madness—finishes close to even.
Early Standard and Eternal-format reporting highlights a new role for Reality Fracture’s white Confidant: turn incidental life into cards without using a draw trigger.
The latest Vintage recap gives Jewel Shops 27 entries and a 59.1% non-mirror win rate, with Initiative and Esper Lurrus also posting positive results.