Edgewall Innkeeper probably could have been banned, but Adventures decks would just be useless if they did. If you get more than one, then it’s easier/faster to fold. Mana ramp, card draw, direct damage, seeking stuff in the sideboard.
It’s a 2-colorless mana artifact that replicates any Adventure Spell you cast. With that, Omnath caught a ban in MTG Arena. But in this meta, when we have fetch lands, mana ramp, Lotus Cobra and more? There’s no way it’s hard to use. Omnath, Locus of Creation was mistakenly thought of as a hard-to-use card since it’s a 4-mana color cast. Twenty-three of the 32 decks were Omnath! Without Omnath in the field, the Adventures deck would still be a dominating, ridiculous force. But let’s look at this weekend’s MTG Arena Grand Finals. Without Omnath/Lucky Clover, I don’t think that cards are going to be the threat it used to be. With that in mind, we say goodbye to Omnath and a few other friends in various metas.įrankly, I’d have banned Bonecrusher Giant instead of Escape to the Wilds. Embercleave is stopped by removing the creature it’s attached to. You could argue Embercleave is on the same level, but it’s not. It’s wildly hard to remove, as few decks run the paltry artifact removal on offer right now. Why? Because Lucky Clover on turn 2 almost guarantees you a win. Omnath Adventures wins 9-out-of-10 games and has no bad match-ups. The 4-color ramp did decline in win rate post-Uro ban it did not slow the march of Omnath. The two strongest decks until now were 4-color Ramp and 4-color Adventures. Perhaps Wizards of the Coast thought that after the Uro ban, Omnath would slow down. In a move that surprised nobody, MTG Arena announced another ban. Other than Sliver Queen, there were mostly three-color cards, in particular, the Elder Dragon Legends. By Jason Parker in Magic: The Gathering Arena | Oct, 12th 2020įifteen years ago or so, a four-color card would be difficult to play.
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