u/Reaper_Eagle

The September Metagame Update is ready. Highlights include:

• Broodscale Combo surges to the top
• The data looks very weird
• The paper and online metagames only agree on the top decks

For all this and the data, read the article.

The August Metagame Update is here. Highlights include:

• The apparent end of Energy's dominance.
• A metagame that might return Energy to dominance.
• The data is a bit deceptive.

For all this and the data, read the article.

The July Metagame Update is ready. Highlights include:

• The positive trends from June continue.
• A deck I dismissed did better than expected, worse than its pilots hoped.
• I have a strong sense of déjà vu*.*

For all this and the data, read the article.

The June+ Metagame Update is ready. It's plus because I wasn't paying close enough attention and included data from May 31st. Other highlights include:

• Outliers are down but not eliminated.
• The largest paper sample size in years. This would have happened even if I hadn't included an extra day.
• Online play appears mostly unaffected by the bans and unbans. Paper is another story.

For all this and the data, read the article.

I did not see the bans or unbans coming and have nothing else to do with the pre-ban data, so here's an early edition of the Monthly Metagame Update. Highlights include:

• Boros Energy declined as predicted.
• Weapons Manufacturing is the deck to watch.
• And I accuse Wizards of loving Living End more than u/Living_End.

For all this and the data, read the article.

The Monthly Metagame Update is here. Highlights include:

• The title doesn't quite do Blink's data justice.
• MTGO is moving towards full consolidation.
• I'm giving up trying to differentiate Weapons Manufacturing decks.

For all this and the data, read the article.