Use the instants and sorceries to kill what you need.Play low cost creatures to get damage dealers early.There are some instants and sorceries in here too that really make this deck a winged menace. Using the enemy colors of red and white, we have an aggressive build that allows dragons to wreck hard and fast.Many of the creatures in this deck are dragons but they have a few allies outside of their own species to aid their cause.

Sometimes you don’t want to worry about mana fixing. Try to make it scrambled and it will burn down the village

The more dragons you have the more damage you deal spawn them in and swing out.

Once you start deploying the dragons use them to attack.

Play smaller dragons or mana dorks as you can to build up your boardstate.Use the instants and sorceries to hold out til you ramp up.Play lands and gain access to your colors.Allows you to play all the elder dragons.The cards all synergize well around the beasts and use what it has to help the dragons play, fight, and win. This deck earns the 5th slot because it features many of the dragonic staples available in the arena.

This deck build was short lived during its time in standard and sees moderate play in Historic. We have some older cards, some new cards, all dragons, let's rock this list. As much fun as some of those winged fellows are to climb the ranks in mythic, historic is where these beasts are flying high. To best showcase these cards, we have to look beyond standard. This article is focusing on the powers of certain tribes in the game. Wings soaring and flames roaring! It is time fellow planeswalkers, to use some of the oldest and strongest creatures in the multiverse, dragons.

Mtg arena metaz