The Verdict Many players like to tout aggro decks as being too linear and boring to play, but Open Hostility says otherwise
This green, white, and black deck focuses on incredibly synergistic cards between Food tokens, life gain, and excellent creatures and spells
Theyre hard to remove and enable countless combos and interactions
You also lower your risk of drawing redundant multiples when youre playing only two copies of each
Previous deck: Edgar, Charmed Groom // Next deck: Light-Paws, Emperor's Voice Even though Magic The Gathering's Japan-inspired world of Kamigawa has become a much more technologically advanced place since we were last here in the mid '00s, it still holds onto its traditions
Nine times out of ten, your commander is the focal point of your deck