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About the Deck
Today's deck is Mono Red Blitz, which with the arrival of Monastery Swiftspear has been a great contender, especially in the competitive scenario.
I've always found the deck to be cool and a lot of fun, but despite showing up a result here and there, I still didn't consider it a very good deck. A bit of that was the fact that it was two colors, Izzet Blitz and as I always say, it seems that it doesn't match aggro deck being two or more colors in Pauper — but now that has changed, and it's just Mono Red.
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It may seem repetitive, but Monastery Swiftspear has changed the way the deck is played, giving it more speed, since the other creatures are two-drops.
I'll start by saying that it's a tough matchup, but very winnable. Our opponent's deck gains a lot of life and for each point, we end up needing more spells to give more power to our creatures.
The part of being very winnable is because, even with their lifegain, many times our deck comes so fast that they don't have enough time.
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vs. Izzet Faeries
When we see this match, it gives the impression that it is terrible for us, but it is not always like that.
Even though our opponent's deck is blue, it's not the end of the world. Here we change our game posture and play more calmly. A card that stands out in this matchup is Lava Dart because it's something we use twice and that eliminates their biggest threat, Spellstutter Sprite.
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vs. Grixis Affinity
One good thing about this match is the number of removals our opponent runs, 4 Galvanic Blast. If this is good, the bad part is called Makeshift Munitions, which can get in our way later on.
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vs. Rakdos Burn
This is matchup is well-defined by speed. Maybe there's a problem with our opponent gaining a bit of life, and we lose life with cards like Mutagenic Growth and Apostle's Blessing, which can be quite dangerous.
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vs. Mono Red Blitz
And of course, we always have the mirror, a game practically decided by: whoever starts first will win.
It may seem strange to say that, but as we mentioned that we want to win on turn 3 or as soon as possible, here luck is also what will rule the game.
As we can see, we don't even have a side for a mirror, let's just count on a good starting hand and that the opponent's hand is bad.
Conclusion
Ending another article, I say that this deck I played several times on MTGO, but I'm still going to test it at my local store. Even so, it's another one that I nominate you to play, it's a deck that ends the game quickly, whether you win or lose.
Any questions or suggestions, just leave it here in the comments, and I'll come back to talk about it!
Thank you very much, and I hope you enjoyed the reading.
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