[Legacy 101] Introduction to the Legacy Format

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[Legacy 101] Introduction to Enchantress (Solitaire)

Essentially a control combo deck, Enchantress has not been posting fantastic results at the SCG Legacy Open Series. Also known as Solitaire for its ability to play itself in the late game, it has posted only 1 win and no other top 16's in the past 12 events, and by that basis it is not really a deck that's performing well (either that or there's not enough players supporting the archetype). However, it boasts good matchups against aggro decks in general and is a decent deck choice given the right metagame for it to shine. Taking advantage of the metagame, that's how you can perform at a tournament.

[Legacy 101] Introduction to 43-Lands/Blue Lands

Lands. You know you love them when you're mana screwed (unless you're playing Belcher). Some players hate being mana screwed to the extent that they created a deck filled with 60 lands. When they realised the deck sucks, they added some blue in it. And you have a deck that placed 5 top-8's out of a possible 88 slots in the past 11 SCG Legacy Open, right behind Merfolk, Zoo, Reanimator, Goblins, and ANT.

[Legacy 101] Introduction to Goblins

Goblins. Since the inception of Legacy, Goblins has terrorized the meta with its cheap bodies, card advantage, mana denial, and a comboish kill. The deck is filled with synergy that perhaps no other can match. Although the printing of Tarmogoyf and rise of ANT and Threshold shunned players away from goblins, the recent ban of Mystical Tutor made Goblins a decent choice again in the aggro-infested meta.

[Legacy 101] Introduction to Counter-top Goyf

Occupying 6 out of a possible 80 top-8 positions in the SCG Legacy Open Series, and landing 2nd in Grand Prix Columbus, Counter-top Goyf is an established deck that you should be familiar with. Although there is a vast variety of Counter-top Goyf decks, the predominant version is in Bant colours.

Welcome! An Introduction to This Here Site

Welcome to mtgtrinket, your site to knowing the trinkets in the eternal legacy format. The aim of this site is to investigate the intricacies of magic – the cogs in the machinery. We seek to present in-depth analyses of decks and detailed turn by turn play. More importantly, we hope to encourage discussion that leads in improvement in decks and plays. Hope you enjoy the content on this site and if you have any comments, please send them to me: mtgtrinket@gmail.com.