You can have some draw-go turns early on, and being able to deal with a Werewolf can be the difference between winning and losing. Olivia’s Midnight Ambush is your best instant-speed option in this tier and shouldn’t be underestimated. The exile part of Eaten Alive turns out to be big game in the mirror when they’re running Crawl from the Cellar, Azorius disturb, or something you’re just tired of seeing on the battlefield. Nebelgast Intruder might be a bit high considering we get free Startles all draft long, but you don’t mind having evasion, either. The bots love Overwhelmed Archivist, so I tend to reach if I see one in a pack, as this deck loves to loot. Delver of Secrets is a whole sub-strategy I’ll get into later. Champion of the Perished wasn’t a standout for me in Premier Draft, but it shines with the sheer volume of free Zombies you’ll get onto the battlefield. Turning a 2/2 Zombie with decayed into a card is what gets you so far ahead here. The 4/4 body is punishing when you play so many tricks and counterspells. I’m in the camp that Ecstatic Awakener is the best common in this deck, but don’t tell the Hoarder Fan Club. Organ Hoarder remains ridiculous, but I can’t tell you how often I see it Pick 5 in Pack 1 and wonder who programs these machines and if they’ve ever tried to unplug them and plug them back in. It dominates any game in which it’s not removed. I’m not sure what beats Morbid Opportunist on rate right now. It’s not hard to pick up quite a few Geistwaves once you have a Lier in tow and protect it until your opponent ropes you out of frustration. No huge surprises here, but I’ll note that Lier, Disciple of the Drowned is particularly effective with this current iteration of Quick Draft because of the number of spells that are currently wheeling. Then I’ll give some specific thoughts on how to take advantage of the computer pick orders to guarantee you wheel great cards. We’ll kick things off with a quick look at my current pick order.
I would be tempted to say that’s the highest I’ve ever seen on the site. According to 17Lands, the color pair represents 43.15% of all trophies since the event started, and users are winning a scintillating 63.5% of their games. My previous look at the wayward AI focused around blue, but I wanted to give you a better idea of how to dominate your matches by mostly forcing Dimir. Instead, I wanted to toss a throwback column your way: how to game the Quick Draft bots, Innistrad: Midnight Hunt (MID) edition. The best way I could describe the experience was like having my wisdom teeth removed: I’m glad I underwent the process and my life is demonstrably better for having done so, but you couldn’t pay me to do it again. We’re a few days away from the end of another Magic Arena season, in the dog days of summer, and I can’t fathom doing even one more Streets of New Capenna (SNC) draft.
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