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Are Mox artifacts really that oppressive in modern?
I was playing a game with some friends over the weekend and we got into this debate about Mox artifacts I think they're fine, but one of my friends swears they're too powerful and are making the format too stagnant. I dunno, I've seen some pretty sweet decks that don't even run them. What's your take on it? Are Mox artifacts ruining modern or are people just salty about their own deck choices?
What's with all the hate for Simic in Modern?
I just spent hours tweaking my Simic merfolk deck and I'm getting destroyed by people saying it's overpowered. Like, I get it, the combos can be strong, but so are a lot of other decks out there. It feels like every time I try to play something a little different, I get roasted for it. Is it really that bad to try and make a Simic deck work? I mean, the card advantage is real, but I don't see why it's getting so much flak. Did I miss something?...
Sideboarding is a crutch for bad deck building
I've been thinking a lot about sideboarding lately, and I feel like it's become a lazy way to fix decks that aren't quite right. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's amazing to have a bunch of sweet cards to swap in when the opponent is playing a certain archetype, but it feels like people rely on it too much. What's the point of building a deck if it's just going to change completely when you hit the sideboard? It seems like a cop-out to me. I'd rather see people put more effort into making their main deck versatile, rather than relying on a bunch of situational cards to bail them out. Has anyone else ever thought about this? Am I just being a contrarian for the sake of it?
Mono-Red Burn vs Boros Aggro: Which is more viable in Modern?
I've been testing out both Mono-Red Burn and Boros Aggro in Modern and I'm having a hard time deciding which one is more viable. I feel like Mono-Red Burn is more consistent, but Boros Aggro has a way better matchup against control decks. Maybe it's just me, but I think the added white splash in Boros Aggro gives it a lot more flexibility... does anyone else have experience with these two decks? I've been playing Magic: The Gathering for a while now, and I've always been a fan of aggressive decks, but I want to make sure I'm not missing something. What are your thoughts??