![]() From my memory, Faithless Looting began seeing playing in Dredge and Mardu Pyromancer and has continued to enable decks to abuse cards like Arclight Phoenix and Hogaak. Faithless Looting as been the culprit, in my opinion, of the various broken graveyard strategies we’ve seen over the past several years. ![]() Only time will tell if it was a wise move or not. all fair decks would play Stoneforge Mystic, aggressive decks can’t exist, etc.). WOTC could have unbanned Stoneforge Mystic a while ago, but has been fearful of doing so because of lack of diversity in the format (e.g. It’s the other two cards I wanted to address today. The deck was simply too powerful, too consistent and too difficult to stop for Modern. Despite 477 copies of Leyline of the Void being registered at the most recent Modern Mythic Championships, Hogaak decks still performed the best (day two conversion, winning percentage) at the tournament and had showed no signs of stopping afterwards. The first card, Hogaak, Arisen Necropolis, is no surprise to anyone who has paid attention to Modern since Modern Horizons came out. In what’s likely one of the biggest shakeups the Modern format has had via a Banned & Restricted Update, WOTC laid this bombshell on Monday morning. ![]() I can’t believe Wizards of the Coast (WOTC) actually did it.
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