The Schizophrenic Archetype: U/w and W/u In Mirrodin Draft, And Why You Should Know The Difference
Drafting Mirrodin requires careful consideration to build the best deck. Though you should usually take the best card in your first pick in pack one, decisions get quite interesting from there. For example, there are two archetypes within the Blue and White color combination – both of them attempt to do the same thing, and yet they behave very differently. What are these two decks, and where do their strategies for the win diverge?
I’m a big fan of Mirrodin draft. Onslaught block was all about pinning down the underlying concepts of the format and then going to town on the…
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