In the end, here's how the archetypes broke down among the 3-0 finishes in the Draft rounds: White-blue Merfolk: 15 Black-green Elves: 14 Blue-red and multicolor Elementals: 11 Black-red Goblins: 8 Green-white Kithkin: 7 Other: 6 This was perhaps a bit of a surpriseElves was known to be the most consistently powerful heading into the tournament, but the always self-correcting Draft format saw a surprisingly strong performance from the white-blue Merfolk lists
Its ease of use, low cost, and incredible effect ensure it a place in even the best decks
Proxy cards are not allowed in official tournaments and some causal players frown upon them as well
Try discarding Be Prepared In general, you need to be careful if you are going up a Ruby/Amethyst deck with A Whole New World
Throw a bunch of Treasure tokens into Syr Ginger and you have a brutal attacker that can rush down your opponents
For many, this is where they truly saw Kefka for what he was, fully establishing him as the villain