When it comes to current trends, I would say that Tempo Mage is getting more and more popular. It’s not a problem per se, but if meta remains in the same state for too long, lots of player start to find it boring.
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However, it doesn’t mean that the balance update failed – the thing is that the meta was already balanced prior to the patch, which is the reason why Team 5 didn’t decide to make any more drastic changes. The only issue is that even though the meta is balanced, it’s already pretty stable – we more or less know what the best decks are, and even if the power levels shift a bit, they’re doing so slowly. After all, the changes were quite cosmetic, neither nerfs or buffs mattered that much. Her -3 and -X abilities are then useful for eliminating any other potential threats your foes play, destroying any chance they have at defeating this master of pyromancy.Balance update was released last Tuesday and – to surprise of no one – it didn’t really change the meta. The true star of the Planeswalker is her first ability, which can see players giving their opponents multiple emblems, each of which will deal damage to them every turn, effectively putting the game on a clock. Finally, she has a -X ability, allows you to pay any amount of loyalty counters in order to deal that much damage to a creature or Planeswalker, then exile it if it dies this turn. Her -3 deals three damage to all non-elemental creatures. She starts with six loyalty counters, and her +2 gives each opponent an emblem that deals one damage to them at the beginning of their upkeep. Chandra, Awakened Inferno is a Planeswalker spell that can't be countered, meaning that she will absolutely enter the battlefield when played. Our final Planeswalker on the list is another Chandra, which is perhaps something we should have seen coming. Finally, her -2 can be used to recycle any number of handy spells to deal with your opponent's board. In an elemental deck, her second ability synergizes well with anything that likes elementals entering the battlefield. In a Planeswalker-centric deck, her first ability can help accelerate the rate at which the other Planeswalkers work up to their ultimate abilities. This Chandra has several uses, mostly to support other creatures or Planeswalkers. To top that off, she also has a -2 ability that lets you play a spell with mana cost 3 or less from your graveyard. The second gives players two 1/1 elemental creature tokens with haste that are then sacrificed at end of turn. The first puts a loyalty counter on each other red Planeswalker you control. However, she makes up for this with two solid powers that don't spend any loyalty. Either way, Vivien is going to be a useful Planeswalker to have on your side.Īnother Chandra Planeswalker following the set's theme, Chandra, Acolyte of Flame enters the battlefield with four loyalty counters and has no abilities that give her more. Like other versions of Vivien, she also gives you access to creatures in an unconventional way, whether that's by exiling cards from your library or grabbing them from outside the game entirely. This copy of Vivien seems to be very centered around strengthening your creatures (which makes sense, as she's a green Planeswalker and strong creatures is green's whole deal).
Finally, her -5 lets you select a creature card you own from outside the game, reveal it, and then place it into your hand. Her -3 ability can be used if a more immediate threat needs handling, as it causes a creature you control to deal damage equal to its power to target creature or Planeswalker. Her +1 allows you to distribute two +1/+1 counters among up to two creatures and then gives them trample until end of turn. Vivien, Arkbow Ranger is our next entry, with a set of powers focused on supporting your creatures and enters with sizable four loyalty counters.
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