Vintage 101: Spy VS Spyglass
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The artifact-heavy theme of Kaladesh lent itself well to Vintage, and as such there were several high-profile and powerful Vintage cards from that set (and it's follow-up, Aether Revolt). The following sets Amonkhet, Hour of Devastation, and Ixalan didn't have quite as much for Vintage, but they still had some gems.
The Locust God had one notable finish that I was able to find. I've seen Manglehorn played in a few sideboards. Also Hollow One is popping up somewhat frequently in Vintage nowadays. Continue Reading on MTGGoldfish !
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https://www.mtggoldfish.com/articles/vintage-101-spy-vs-spyglass
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@hierarchnoble Thanks man. I do like the deck very much, and I would totally play it. Once I have my MTGO collection going again I would love to test it out.
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I love your Vintage articles they are very enlightenment about the format! =D
I'm not really sure if I have saw this list in an article but have you saw this Dredge list that runs Mox Sapphire/Black Lotus and Ancestral Recall?
https://www.mtggoldfish.com/deck/766648#online
I have played against it and It is very strong. It doesn't have the Force of Will protection package but If your opponent could not combo or do something "unfair" It is very hard to disrupt.
