Going to pre-release this weekend? So is Team Atlas! Here are the top 3 cards to look out for, broken down by colour and rarity.
White
Rare/Mythic
3. Unbreakable Formation
2. Hero of Precinct One
1. Angel of Grace
Uncommon
3. Archway Angel
2. Angelic Exaltation
1. Ministrant of Obligation
Common
3. Summary Judgment
2. Syndicate Messenger
1. Tenth District Veteran
Blue
Rare/Mythic
3. Precognitive Perception
2. Sphinx of Foresight
1. Mesmerizing Benthid
Uncommon
3. Skatewing Spy
2. Swirling Torrent
1. Pteramander
Common
3. Chillbringer
2. Sage’s Row Savant
1. Arrester’s Admonition
Black
Rare/Mythic
3. The Haunt of Hightower
2. Pestilent Spirit
1. Spawn of Mayhem
Uncommon
3. Orzhov Enforcer
2. Clear the Stage
1. Orzhov Racketeers
Common
3. Consign to the Pit
2. Bladebrand
1. Grotesque Demise
Red
Rare/Mythic
3. Rix Maadi Reveler
2. Electrodominance
1. Skarrgan Hellkite
Uncommon
3. Flames of the Raze-Boar
2. Clamor Shaman
1. Dagger Caster
Common
3. Spear Spewer
2. Scorchmark
1. Skewer the Critics
Green
Rare/Mythic
3. End-Raze Forerunners
2. Incubation Druid
1. Biogenic Ooze
Uncommon
3. Enraged Ceratok
2. Gruul Deastmaster
1. Trollbred Guardian
Common
3. Titanic Brawl
2. Open the Gates
1. Sauroform Hybrid
Multicolour
Quick note on the multicoloured cards… If you are thinking “what is Scott thinking?! (Insert Card) is way better than (Insert Card I Picked)!” I totally get it. I will admit I was a little bias to guilds I like (Azorius, Simic), but that doesn’t change the fact that these cards are powerful. However, the majority of the multicoloured cards are really powerful in their respective decks. As a result it was hard to make these rankings.
Rare/Mythic
3. Seraph of the Scales
2. Ravager Wurm
1. Rakdos, the Showstopper
Uncommon
3. Depose // Deploy
2. Rakdos Firewheeler
1. Mortify
Common
3. Sphinx’s Insight
2. Growth Spiral
1. Get the Point
Until next time,
Scott