The two Czechs, Strasky and Cifka, tested together and settled on the following build-with Huschenbeth's reflecting a few tweaks but generally being very similar. Izzet Epiphany вЂ“ Four playersДЄrne Huschenbeth, OndЕ™ej StrГЎskГЅ, Stanislav Cifka, and Keisuke Sato registered Izzet Epiphany. But in broader strokes, let's go over the archetypes one by one with a sample list for each. They all contain card choices that appear cleverly adapted to the current metagame, and I am excited to see how they will perform.ДЄll sixteen decklists can be seen now. While Izzet Epiphany, Mono-Green Aggro, Mono-White Aggro, and Izzet Dragons are well known, Grixis Epiphany, Temur Treasures, and Azorius Tempo are fresh-especially the specific lists submitted for the World Championship. In terms of the specific versions of decks, there are some surprises. The Epiphany players who may have been hoping to prey on such decks may be disappointed, but they'll have to test their mettle in other matchups. Given the Standard metagame developments over the last few weeks, as detailed in the article by analyst Mani Davoudi, a field of Epiphany, Chariot, and Aspirant decks does not come as a big surprise.Дedicated ramp or control decks would do poorly in a field filled with Epiphany decks, so it makes sense that no one registered Storm the Festival or The Meathook Massacre. 3 Luminarch Aspirant decks (Mono-White Aggro and Azorius Tempo).4 Esika's Chariot decks (Mono-Green Aggro and Temur Treasures).9 Alrund's Epiphany decks (Izzet Epiphany, Grixis Epiphany, and Izzet Dragons).In essence, you can view the metagame as follows: World Championship competitors who didn't want to play Alrund's Epiphany alongside Expressive Iteration all chose a green or white aggro deck. The most played card overall is Alrund's Epiphany-the premier endgame spell in the format.

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