u/Grand_Vermicelli_658

Here is what I found. Any attempts on your end?
[edit] -1 Mind twist ; -1 Uro / +2 Thoughtseize [/edit]
Still curious to see your lists!

A big thank you to Tacobyte for the inspiration. His list (Historic format): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YssBRZUBmUM

I'm doing my best to create a Timeless version of the deck. This attempt seems suitable to me.

It's the best one I've found so far. Share your lists!

My matchmaking has changed. And that feels nice. Really, really nice.

The deck is working well so far, but I'm facing relatively few high-ranked opponents. I'm currently ranked #1242 Mythic. I dropped a few spots while fine-tuning the deck.

New option among the many possibilities. I finished August at Diamond 1 with the other one (image 2), missing Mythic rank by just a few misplays. The third list is extremely effective in unranked play.

New attempt with this multi-synergy list. Wish me luck !

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An old format deck (Sultai Order), updated with all the recent cards we've received!

You start by applying pressure with Froggy's + Oko Turn 2 + DRS. Then, as the game progresses, you have 4 cows to fish (?) using Order + Entomb. Brainstorm is there to smooth everything out. In many situations, you'd actually prefer to fetch this "Koma 2.0" over Atraxa... (Ward 4 is key, especially against Energy).

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That brings up another point. I’ve tried playing MonB Scam several times—it’s my favorite list among the meta decks available to import. To be honest, though, I didn't feel it performed any better than my own brews (likely due to my gameplay skills, as well as the matchmaking system). I love playing MonB Scam, but I can't help it: I always find myself drawn back to the joy of deckbuilding.

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Making something new out of something old, and reflecting on our different Goyfs

In the vast forest, his world was overrun by invading cats and giant turtles summoning all manner of monstrosities—yet day after day, he pursued his goal: mothefuck*ng to rise from the ashes.

Because it’s just too tempting to give it a try. The Blue/Green deck of yesteryear was different, as it played its cards at instant speed alongside counterspells. I really wonder why we haven't seen similar strategies since then!

This list is just one possibility. Feel free to suggest alternative lists.

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The brief: "I'd like you to build a WBG deck, in Timeless format. You have free rein. I'll test your list, and then we'll discuss it."Here is the list we arrived at through our discussions. In the end, I barely changed a thing.

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His mistakes:

- Playing 4 Llanowar Elves and 23 lands (he thinks—influenced by Elf decks—that Llanowar allows for
4 mana on turn 2 :p ). The total came to 59 cards.

- He forgot to add blue lands to cast his Frogs.

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The changes we made:

+1 land (bringing the total to 60 cards)
+1 Frog
+3 Deathrite
-4 Llanowar

+15 sideboard cards

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How did he explain his choices during our discussions?

- Ring isn't a core component of the deck, just a tool.

- He maintains that Rhino is still good, even in 2026. In his view, the card is impactful enough on its own to remain powerful; it’s the foundation, the primary win condition.

- He adds many small, extra interactions to the "Goodstuff" strategy, transforming a deck that "just works" into a "powerful deck."

- The blue splash: he simply looked for the best 2CCM threat in Midrange.

- Balemurk: the card interacts with many others in the deck while improving card selection; played on turn 2, it acts as a delayed threat. In practice, having it on the battlefield isn't crucial, but in a long game, Balemurk becomes a genuine win condition.

- He likes playing decks that remain effective throughout the game and never run out of steam—hence the abundance of 4 CCM and 5 CCM threats that generate value.

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What about you? Would you have changed this deck? Comments? Opinions? Thoughts on the future of deckbuilding with AI?

GOAL : Beat Ux with 4 Voices ; beat combo ; get annihilated by aggro.

Did you like Golgari Midrange? Here are Golgari Control and Golgari Aggro.

I recommend them all! (Even the white one, which seems odd—it’s inconsistent, but always lands in the right spot).

Before the meta shifted, I had good results with the red and black (reaching Mythic Rank).

Worth a try for anyone who enjoys playing something a bit different that feels great to pilot. I also get the impression that the Timeless metagame (in Ranked) is stable and interesting right now.