Azorius Control

Like, all of that kind of points in that same direction.

But I think in that deck, if, you know, if Azorius Control is even a thing you can play in Standard anymore, it seems like it's just, you know...

It's just too hard to deal with all the threats that go on that, like, you...

I haven't seen a good Control deck in a while.

If you have to keep trying to reestablish your board, it feels like you could fall behind there.

I think this actually could be okay into something like an Azorius control deck because something like authority of the consoles isn't going to affect you that much because you're not really attacking.

The life gain would be annoying for your opponent because you are trying to dome them.

And if you're not attacking them, then the incidental damage from the Sackville Bagginses and the biotech specialist would be important.

It is a strategy that is near and dear to my heart.

While I am known for my degenerate combo gameplay, for a long time I played the old grindy Goblin's deck in Modern that was a Goblin's deck that wasn't fast.

It was designed to beat Azorius Control because the card Goblin Ringleader is a four mana tutu that draws you four cards.

And this feels very reminiscent of that style of gameplay.