Krabs himself isn't the kind of card you'd normally build around, but its toughness makes it an all-star in toughness-matters decks
Commanding Conclusion Tidy Conclusion | Illustration by Bastien L
It felt like a master class in machine learning summarized in just 10 minutes
Standard is our only rotating format, and while keeping it fresh is important, we also feel that theres a more effective middle ground. Additionally, he stated that transition away from the block model (the history of which is explored below) removed some ability to build on mechanics and themes within a set. With an additional year to keep sets (and their mechanics) in Standard, Wizards can find more opportunities to build up or revitalize archetypes. The combination of both impacts, Forsythe argues, can lead to more diversity, longer-lasting archetypes, and enough competitive churn to keep players engaged. The hope is that these changes will also help create an environment where decks are more color(s) and mechanic (like Green-White Toxic or Blue-White Soldiers) and less midrange. The rest of the plan is currently undergoing iteration and will roll out as we finalize it, Forsythe concluded
Creature-swarm pods : Pick decks that can rebuild post-wipe ( Gisa and Geralf , Cleaver Skaab )
Its a tricky deck to play and even trickier to play against
