With proactive decks faster than ever wielding redundant threats designed to trade well against removal, while also demanding it fair decks must lean more heavily on strict lock cards to stay alive while maintaining resource efficiency
Spending a measly 1 mana to blank every copy of Counterspell, Force of Will, and Fierce Guardianship in your opponents decks is one of the best exchanges you can make
Although burn takes center stage, aggressive early creatures remain useful for consistent damage output
There aren't actually a ton of sacrifice outlets, with Ahriman and Phantom Train being the two cards you're likely to see in your pool
Effective MTG Sideboards Now let's look at a couple of examples of some of the best sideboards in MTG's history
This has been great in every format its legal in, and I see no reason why that trend cant continue here