Probably the best rare that you can get for this deck would be Dorothea, Vengeful Victim as the aura is essentially Geist of Saint Traft. The best one is Stormchaser Drake, which will draw you a card when you cast the Aura and target it. With this deck, you’ll want to find a fair bit of flyers for your auras. The Disturb mechanic returns in this set, but now, most of the cards with Disturb are creatures on the frontside, and Auras on the back, which is very cool. Big shout out to Vampires’ Vengeance as being a 1 sided board wipe. Look to pick this up if you find an early Edgar, Charmed Groom or some of these uncommons. I think that Black and Red have the stronger common and uncommon vampires, but there’s definitely some benefit to being in White. Vamps are in 3 colors this set, and you have a uncommons and rares in each of the 2 color pairs.
Vampires is obviously the key creature type in this set, and there’s a lot of ways that you can go with the deck. If you open up a Torens, Fist of the Angels you’re in a great spot to go with this deck. Some critical commons and uncommons to pick up are Parish-Blade Trainee, Dawnhart Disciple and Resistance Squad. Their new mechanic, Training, really helps beef up the team. Today we’ll be looking at some of the archetypes that you can play in the format, and some key cards that you’ll want to make sure that you pick up for your decks. Today’s release day for Innistrad: Crimson Vow on Magic Arena and Magic Online, and paper prerelease is this weekend! We’ve done some reviews on the cards, but now it’s time to dive into Limited.
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