Easiest Modern Decks Tier List 

Yo Nikachu could you do a video on Izzet Gifts Storm?

Why isnt Jund on the list?

Boggles doesn't usually get out paced once daybreak is on. Main deck leyline of sanctity is a free win va some decks aswell.

@@Capifaca Maybe it could, but I used it on the hardest decks tier list. At a high level, it doesn't win much.

I found playing boggles at many larger events always a great choice. the leylines slay thoughtseize and burn, and the umbras can crush Supreme verdict. making day 2 with boggles requires a special player though who embraces it, and really knows how to beat eidolon, blood moon and eng explosive. I only pilot this deck when spellskite is out of the meta. the free wins are there but winning against the meta thats super deep takes some talent

infect is dead now, control laughs at it, i know my esper list laughs at it

You're probably better off playing some version of Double Major Fynnfect with Hooded Blightfangs than Infect now.

@@Xoulrath_ fuck no

Infect was easier when G probe was legal

OP, making those reads is where it's at. Source: Look at my username.

Then play tron. Everyone loves Tron. All hail he Karnfather!

I do. My homebrew wins by taking extra turns. People apparently hate that too. More than Infect? I don't know, but I'll sacrifice myself for the good of the community to find out...

@@joshbailey7775 lol. Tbh I woud ever to Choose to play against Infect then tron, regardless Wich Deck i am plaing. It is much esier to interact With creatures than Lands.

@@joshbailey7775 damping sphere and pithing needle have entered the chat 🤣

I main board solemnity, Idc about infect

You're welcome! But I'm working on the daily uploads. I WISH I could.

I love this RU-vidr and i don't even play modern.he makes me want to though.

Go for it, the water's warm!

@@NikachuMTG thanks. I confess that I'm scared of the MTGO economy.....

@@NikachuMTG Me and my friend are now buying into mtg more than we already had. We already had mono red prowess and elves for modern, but i'm done trying to make elves work in modern, so switching that over to pioneer/legacy. We've now got jeskai control, UW control, and the next cog in the modern meta: BLUE JUND. tappedout.net/mtg-decks/blue-jund-2021/?cb=1621141603

It’s like smash 4. If you don’t main cloud you got him in your back pocket.

Maybe you think that you're playing a cleric deck?

Easy, illusion. Gotta need that sweet uncounterable phantasmal image!

not an inability to think*

Read this comment and immediately knew it was you lmao

Word of warning: you might find Titanshift a bit too boring unless you also have had a lobotomy done.

that is awesome!!!! i played against a 10 year old at a mythic qualifier also piloting burn, he was a cool kid, felt bad beating him but he was a good sport about it, he knew that deck inside and out and I was like wow you've played that deck a lot huh, he just smiled and said, you have no idea fat man

@@someperson7622 shes still learning alot about targeting and such, but my lgs has so many kids. It's really cool.

Wow really dude a black white get a grip and show a little class

I'm pretty sure a monkey could play tron, should be in its own tier lol

I too wished to be like you.. but I am limited by my budget.

Vapor Snag is bae

@@TehSeksyManz yep, it trolls opponent's big creatures and saves ours. :D

I didnt because the deck is really clunky, it's basically a turn 4+ deck. It's "easy to play" but hard to win with.

@@NikachuMTG That's fair enough, it's probably not in the best place in the meta right now.

GW Hexproof pilot here.

One might say that.... Bogles the mind

Bogles was deemed hazardous and got sent to a Blast Zone

It will be analyzed by historians 1000s of years in the future.

@@NikachuMTG for sure!😂

Please tell us, how it is to be a caveman content creator for cavemen audience? Still over the Tibalt's combo, isn't it? :)

And not forget about cats this time :')

You hearted the comment, does this mean it will happen?

And maybe the underrated ones too (please give vampires a good chance)

I have a list on a piece of paper, just gotta make a video on it.

@@NikachuMTG That would be amazing

Do you know what’s worse? Drawing land only on your starting hand….. Every game Without fail

Glistener loves sun-shine! always catches flashy spells like lava spike, lightning bolt.

@@athenazoey5093 lava spike?

@@blightedadmiral7006 right, literally does nothing to g elf

realistically, turn 1 giver of runes is scarier, if it flies for a turn ur pretty screwed once that actual threat creature drops

@@someperson7622 but if you get a creature, turn 2 is super hard to get, needing 4 specific pump spells.

Thank you! 😃

@@seancpp I promised you 😂! You can Play Coco in Turn 2 With that Deck. T1 forest Arbor elf. T2 forest Utopia sprawl in untapped forest. Tap untapped forest for 2 Mana untapp untapped forest with Arbor elf. Tap untapped forest again for 2 Mana. now you have 4 mana in t2 so you Play Coco and Hope to find Heliod and Spike feeder

@@seancpp the Most Things you Said were right. The only Thing you Missed is that you can Play Utopia sprawl on the untapped forest, tgan add 2 Mana from it and untapp IT witg Arbor elf so you can add another 2 Mana from it which makes 4 in total

@@gamedaiv9168 oh i see. Thanks!

@@seancpp your Welcome (:

I'd like to know what cards you're referring to. Any hate card you could possibly play is usually only marginally effective and can be blown up by the Tron player with 1 green mana. Unless you're running multiple land destruction cards + Surgical Extraction (aka too many cards), your sideboard isn't that relevant at all. And by this I don't mean to say that Tron in unbeatable of course: simply put, either your main deck has a good matchup against it or it doesn't. No sideboard can really fix that fact.

@@NatiPerPerdereNPP damping sphere, stony silence, pithing needle, counterspells of various type, hell brazen borrower given the right scenario is pretty rough on tron

@@someperson7622 all of those can be pulverized with a 1 mana nature's claim. Counterspells and borrower are not really sideboard cards: as I said, either your main deck is prepared for tron or it isn't. Your sideboard won't save you, most of the times. A main deck counterspell or 20 damage by turn 3 may do the trick.

Tron does get hated so much that it is not good~~~ however it is because they are so good people use 4+ slot against them.

You're describing how to play burn to it's highest win percentage. This tier list is how to achieve the most win % with the least skill. All these decks can be harder if you want the most out of them.

I know but I think even from this Point its easier too play Titanshift because there simply is almost no amount of decisions

My pleasure!

I used to have a primer on individual cards but that was about it. I never liked the idea of making a video on sideboard choices because that can change drastically as new cards are printed, banned, or the meta changes. Soon Counterspell will change the toolbox of Merfolk and maybe the strategy of the deck.

@@NikachuMTG yes counterspell, I was think about counters and even with the few games than I plyed I ve seen why in a deck like merfolk, even being mono blue or eventually simic or azorius, the counters where not very good, not played a lot.. because we want to spitt our gand during our turn and cannot really keep mana for the opponents turn, so of course playing a two mana counter like counterspell would change the strategy, the card is too good in modern to not diserve at least a try but keeping 2 mana.. merfolk played very few one mana counters but even remand is a bad choice, 2 mana is a lord, a card and a draw with sivergill or the spreading seas or other merfolks. Keeping two mana would be okay if we had more two mana merfolk with flash like merfolk trickster. Maybe to play counterspell we should also play other 2 mana counter like mana leak or remand, or both. Try to keep just the minmum merfolk like the 2 mana lords,trickster, silvergill and prtect them with counters, maybe with green to have a third 2 mana lord lord to have valuebable boardstate to protect or with whith to play celestial colonade to have a "big" creature using land slot.

Check hardest decks to beat tier list

in any case, you are playing mana denial

Hi, PandaPri! I still remember meeting you at… GP Portland I think? Some GP. MoW at the moment doesn’t look playable, though I wish he was. He’s slow and there’s a lot of answers for him.

@@NikachuMTG Yes! It was GP portland! Hope to see you at another gp soon! Or at least whenever covid starts to really ease up. Thanks for the advice!

Haha, yes, that was me. I made 4 or 5 videos for them. I still play, but very casually on my phone and only ultra busto stakes. So it’s not worth making videos about.

@@NikachuMTG I think cardrunners are down atm and I saw some players reuploading their videos on their own on youtube. do u still have them? I think they were hilarious :D

I might have one in a hard drive stored away somewhere. It was 10 years ago 😂

Thanks!

Hello, fellow Phyrexian! (^-^)/\(^-^)

Keep spreading that sickness !!!

You can Google: “magic the gathering store locator” and maybe add your city. You can also search for magic the gathering and your city in Facebook to find a group. Hope that helps! In terms of learning cards, you’ll just have to be that guy that doesn’t know cards for a few months. You won’t really know what a card does until you play against it anyway. Some of my favourite sites anyway are: mtggoldfish.com, scryfall.com, mtgstocks.com

Yes, Humans is a much better deck at putting a turn 4 kill (sometimes effectively turn 3) than the other decks.

At least check how much of your cards turned into gold!

The combo is with Valakut the Molten Pinnacle. When you sacrifice 7 lands to grab Valakut and 6 mountains simultaneously to enter the battlefield, it deals 18 damage (usually enough to win). 8 lands can get 2 Valakut and 6 mountains for 36 damage.

@@NikachuMTG ah okay. So it helps find the desired card needed. Makes more sense now! Thanks!

Source? As far as I know, you’re only responsible for triggers you control. Of course you’re not allowed to intentionally miss your own triggers.

they changed this a while ago ( i think 6 months or so) but basaicly. you both have to have a check on the board state. so if i have eidolon and you play in to it and we miss the trigger. and we then judge call it. we both will get a warning. before it wasent like that. and there after if they think your doing it intentional they will make a investigation.

@@NikachuMTG how ever if it was a may. then it will be missed. cause it would be chosen as "dident want to do it"

Can you reference this with a quote from the rulebook? Or a link to a judge article? This is a big change that no one has talked about at all. But maybe because there has been no paper magic to practice it.

It’s really hard to believe because this is how the rule used to work a long time ago and it’s terrible because the onus is on every player to know exactly how their opponent’s deck functions.

Yeah, I have to play around more with that.

Eat those lightning bolt. Buff those glistener elf, Path to Exile...

Well, it’s sort of a meta deck. The cards it plays can completely whiff against so many opponents.

If it's pushed out, it will be back. Death's Shadow has been a staple since 2017

@@NikachuMTG nikachu you are a Giant holding the modern community on your shoulders. You give us hope 😂😂

jund d shadow is in a good spot right now, lotta gas in that one and has answers for basically everything it goes against, veil of summer is gold vs control, thoughtseize is just OP as hell and should be cast immediately to both see what's popping and to rain on that pop parade

Shadow will be fine. I’ve started playing BR Shadow again and it’s been going very well.

your opponent having creatures in play doesn't change how Scapeshift work