I don't think an aggro deck needs 4 drops, not to mention cards like Immortal Sun. Aggro, used to be called "Weenie" is all about speed.
But the biggest problem about tribal decks is the mana fixing. If I want to play a fast deck in a secure way, I shouldn't expect much from the 8 fixings we get in this standard. A deck needs to be nearly mono color to survive at an early stage of the game and escalate pressure on the opponent.
So we first choose black or white as the main color for our Vampir deck.
The white side:
The black side:
Removals:
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But the biggest problem about tribal decks is the mana fixing. If I want to play a fast deck in a secure way, I shouldn't expect much from the 8 fixings we get in this standard. A deck needs to be nearly mono color to survive at an early stage of the game and escalate pressure on the opponent.
So we first choose black or white as the main color for our Vampir deck.
The white side:
The black side:
Removals:
Support cards:  |
Realized what you just saw? They are just TOO SMALL compared Merfolk or Dinos. I stopped here and gave up the plan to build a Vampire tribe......
After testing, I gave up. Sorry. Vampires can be good, but not in this Standard.
Going to test more Midrange decks.
After testing, I gave up. Sorry. Vampires can be good, but not in this Standard.
Going to test more Midrange decks.
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