Player
Eissar
1 list in the last three months · last seen 17 Aug 2026
art from Moonshadow
Likely playing
Mardu Discard Not enough
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Mardu Discard is 5.1% of Standard right now.
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their most recent list 5–0 in a league
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Show Mardu Discard decklist
Maindeck (60)
Creatures (27)
- 4
Marauding Mako
- 4
Moonshadow
- 4
Bloodghast
- 4
Hardened Academic
- 2
Inti, Seneschal of the Sun
- 4
Iron-Shield Elf
- 2
Tersa Lightshatter
- 3
Carnage, Crimson Chaos
Sorceries (3)
- 3
Practiced Offense
Instants (4)
- 2
Erode
- 2
Requiting Hex
Enchantments (4)
- 4
Cool but Rude
Lands (22)
- 4 Blood Crypt
- 3 Concealed Courtyard
- 3 Godless Shrine
- 2 Inspiring Vantage
- 1 Mountain
- 4 Sacred Foundry
- 4 Starting Town
- 1 Swamp
Sideboard (15)
- 2
Duress
- 2
Abrade
- 1
Pyroclasm
- 1
Shoot the Sheriff
- 3
Strategic Betrayal
- 2
Voice of Victory
- 2
Monument to Endurance
- 2
Avatar's Wrath
Best finishes in the last three months
- 5–0 Standard League 17 Aug 2026
Method
The window is three months. Every count on this page covers the last three calendar months of Standard events.
'Likely playing' is the run, not the total. We take their most recent published list and count back while the deck stays the same. We do not average the whole window. A player who played one deck for six weeks and then changed is playing the new one, and a count over three months would still name the old one.
The word beside the deck says how far the run can be trusted. Certain means the deck is 90% or more of their lists, over at least five lists. Likely means the run is three lists or longer, or that six of their last eight were the same deck. Mixed means neither, so expect anything. Not enough means fewer than three lists, which is too few to guess from.
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