#ZENDIKAR RISING QUICK DRAFT GUIDE FULL#
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The takeaway from this statistic is that, if you are prioritizing win rate over fun factor, you may want to pass on Omnath in draft. While I can't say for certain that all of these decks had Omnath in them, there is very little other reason to be WURG in this format. Speaking of splashing, there's just enough data on WURG decks to show them performing poorly overall. As such it seems that finding and sticking with a supported 2 color pair is important, and that splashing is often not worth the trouble. Given that all of the 2c archetypes have a bit above 50% winrate, the sub 50% winrate is coming from small, unlisted archetypes (3 color decks, Mono White, Mono Green, any non Omnath 4c, etc). But the table does suggest that you should be leaning more towards the best four performing archetypes (BR Party, BW Clerics, RW Warriors, and UB Rogues) if possible.

If you are base Green or White in P1, for example, tabling a Murasa Rootgrazer should be enough for you to slide into GW. Rather, think of these statistics as a compass to guide your early picks/archetype positioning. However, the numbers above are hardly dramatic enough to suggest that you should never draft GB or GW. The data also proposes that green may be the weakest standalone color in the set Gx color pairings are ranked 5th, 6th, 9th and 10th in winrate, and all but GU are among the least commonly drafted pairings. Without Iridescent Hornbeetle, Skyclave Shadowcat, and other uncommon payoffs, GB has very underwhelming payoffs at common. The weakest performing archetype, GB Counters, seem to suffer from a lack of strong common payoffs/identity. BW Clerics similarly has another bread and butter common pairing in Kor Celebrant + Marauding Blight-Priest, which together give the deck solid incremental advantage in races. Why might this be the case? BR Party is an archetype that largely just depends on commons to be good, with Grotag-Bug Catcher and Malakir High-Priest carrying the best BR decks despite their common rarity. Clerics has the best combination of popularity/win rate (1st and 2nd), while GW Landfall has arguably the worst (1st and 2nd to last). On the other hand, GB Counters has the lowest win rate of any 2c archetype, and GW Landfall is the least popular color pairing. BR Party has the highest win rate of any archetype, while BW Clerics is the most popular. The graphic and mini-table above shows the most successful and most popular Draft archetypes. Regardless, not a single one of these cards is anything but great! Best Archetypes Archetype If you handed me these 20 cards and told me to rank them myself, I'd perhaps produce a slightly different order (I rate Maul of the Skyclaves higher than most of the top 10, for instance).

#ZENDIKAR RISING QUICK DRAFT GUIDE FULL#

In a general sense, this list is full of easy P1P1s that any player would be happy to start their draft with.

Seeing Felidar Retreat at #1 should come as no surprise to anyone who has played against the card, which can be almost unbeatable given a few activations. Listed above are the top 20 cards that players were least likely to pass in Premium Drafts. My data set for this article is all Gold+ games of ZNR Premium Draft that have been tracked by the Untapped.gg Companion as of October 8th. In this article, I will be using the data I have on hand to analyze the Zendikar Rising Premium Draft metagame. I previously wrote about Zendikar Rising Limited on my personal blog and am pleased to be able to expand on my earlier insights here. Having access to raw ladder data for Standard/Draft/Historic provides invaluable aid for solid metagaming, and the app itself is a helpful tool that passively improves the amount of information available to you while grinding the ladder.

#ZENDIKAR RISING QUICK DRAFT GUIDE PLUS#

ThereвЂ™s a chance at The List.В 25% of the time, instead of an ad or token card, Set Boosters contain a card from The List-interesting cards from anywhere in MagicвЂ™sВ history, printed as they appeared (including art, frame, and expansion symbol) plus a small Planeswalker symbol in their lower-left corner.Hello this is Bryan 'Veveil' Hohns, here writing my first article for Untapped.gg! Untapped.gg is an awesome resource for any aspiring Magic Arena grinder, and this is a statement I'd honestly make without any personal affiliation with the site. You have a chance at multiple rares.В Between wildcard slots, the rare slot, and the foil slot, there a several ways to get more than one rare in a Set Booster. ThereвЂ™s at least one foil in every pack.В These can be any rarity, so this is one of several places where players can get a rare or mythic rare in a single Set Booster. Check out all the details in Set Boosters in Mark RosewaterвЂ™s вЂњSet BoostersвЂќ article. Just like Collector Boosters are for collecting and Draft Boosters are for drafting, Set Boosters are for opening packs to see whatвЂ™s inside. Set boosters are the go-to for players who love to open boosters just for the fun of seeing what theyвЂ™ll get.

Zendikar rising quick draft guide