This means that in the late game, if we have a bunch of creatures and can sacrifice them all to something like God-Eternal Bontu, it's possible we can 20 our opponent without dealing any combat damage at all!
While each has different benefits and drawbacks, on the most basic level, the cards are similar: when we sacrifice a creature, we get to deal a damage to any target. When it comes to sacrificing our own board for value, we have two main payoffs in Mayhem Devil and Judith, the Scourge Diva. Probably the easiest way to look at the deck is to start with the Aristocrats package of sacrifice payoffs, sacrifice outlets, and sacrifice fodder and then move to the support cards and backup aggro plan. It's looking to get in early damage with cheap, efficient creatures and then finish off the game by sacrificing our own creatures for value. Rakdos Aristocrats is basically a hybrid Rakdos Aggro and Rakdos Sacrifice deck. Can a $65 version of Rakdos Sacrifice Aristocrats compete in the planeswalker-heavy War of the Spark Standard? Let's get to the video and find out then, we'll talk more about the deck!įirst, a quick reminder: if you enjoy the Budget Magicseries and the other video content on MTGGoldfish, make sure to subscribe to the MTGGoldfish YouTube channel to keep up on all the latest and greatest. While we get plenty of wins by simply beating our opponent down, we also pick up some victories by catching our opponent by surprise with something like Dreadhorde Butcher and Heartfire or God-Eternal Bontu to sacrifice all of our permanents with a Mayhem Devil or two on the battlefield. The end result is a deck that sort of walks the line between aggro and combo. Well, we're remembering Aristocrats today, in the form of a Rakdos Sacrifice shell that's looking to chip in for early damage with some aggressive creatures and then close out the game with some powerful sacrifice synergies. Thanks to the epic number of planeswalkers in the set, a lot of the early focus of the format has been on planeswalker decks, so much so that one of the archetypes people were hyped about during preview season-Aristocrats-has mostly been forgotten. Gwe’, Budget Magic lovers, it's that time once again! War of the Spark Standard has been unique.
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