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see, this is what an article is supposed to be like. Physco takes a format and describes it to his readers, exploring different ideas within the format and even providing decklists in case someone ge...

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if you ever manage to steal a nantuko husk with adarkar valkyrie, please alert your opponent that he’s a dumbass.

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the existence of paladin is not the only problem (although him + moldervine cloak pretty much kills you). There are so many weaknesses to this deck in the format that there really is no place for thi...

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there weren’t that many paladins int he top eight of pt honalulu. That does not mean he isn’t played. The first Pro Tour of the standard format only gives the vague outline of what dekcs are goi...

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Paladin is played in a large number of competitive standard decks!

after the last set of ptqs, paladin has shown up in a number of g/w agro builds, and has resided in hand in hand and other b/w agr...

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this is all for second game, when you board in the rewinds so you have more than 8 counterspells.

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the first goal against other control decks is not to stop them from negating your win conditions, but to negate the opposing win conditions. In this way, rewind is clearly better, as remand does noth...

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I went but didn’t get to play. THe top tables were filled with savage twister, hex and moldervine cloak. So apparently it’s good to have bombs.

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solifuge is insane, verging on ridiculous. The untargettability of solifuge makes him a great sideboard option versus izzetron and other counter heavy, board clearing removal lite deck.

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I don’t think extra counterspells are that amazing against many control decks, I was just suggesting rewind for izzetron. Against other control decks you are just as fast as they are, and the extra ...