The article discusses the Deadly Disguise pre-constructed deck from the new Murders at Karlov Manor set for Magic: The Gathering. The author initially had high expectations for the deck, which combines various mechanics from across years of Magic. The article examines the commander options, gameplay, and potential issues with the deck, as well as suggestions for modifying it. The commander options, Kaust and Duskana, are compared in terms of their effectiveness and consistency. The deck’s one-sided board wipes, ambiguity, and potential fixes are also discussed. The article recommends adding more Morph creatures, Haste, and certain upgrades to improve the deck’s performance. Despite not being competitive in major tournaments, the deck is described as fun to play and capable of generating memorable moments. The author ultimately recommends the deck for players interested in a face-down deck, but notes the need to constantly check cards and maintain ambiguity. Overall, the article provides a detailed analysis of the Deadly Disguise deck and offers insights into its strengths and weaknesses.
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MTG Deadly Disguise is Properly Piloted by a Legendary Bear
