A balanced setup usually includes: Targeted removal to stop early engines and problem permanents A few board wipes to reset faster decks and punish overextension From there, close with a clear win path overwhelming flying combat, damage multipliers, or lifegain-based pressure that opponents struggle to race
As always, it pays to follow Martin Juzas prerelease principles: build a smooth mana curve, respect your mana base, and dont forget the fundamentals
Affectionate Indrik Arena Atzocan Archer Blizzard Brawl Cartouche of Strength Cherished Hatchling Curse of the Werefox Duel for Dominance Earth Rumble Fight with Fire Foe-Razer Regent Food Fight Frontier Siege Grothama, All-Devouring Guild Feud Hog-Monkey Rampage Joust Kels, Fight Fixer Kiora, Master of the Depths Kraul Harpooner Longstalk Brawl Magus of the Arena Malamet Battle Glyph Nessian Wilds Ravager Neyith of the Dire Hunt Prepare // Fight Prepare // Fight Rivals' Duel School Daze Skophos Maze-Warden Skyshroud Ambush Somberwald Stag Summon: Magus Sisters Tail Swipe Temur War Shaman Tunnel of Love Tunnel of Love Ulrich, Uncontested Alpha Unnatural Aggression You Come to a River You're Ambushed on the Road
As usual he gives you a small run down of the deck together with a lot of different sideboard guides against almost every meta deck of the format
