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Quote from lev1atanWell, an article about kikipod written by you would be awesome
Quote from Ryzaru I never took out pod, in any matchup including the 2 GW or W hatebears matchups. In most matchups, I take out a kiki, either a glen-elendra or a redcap, 1 wall if my opponent wasn't attacking me, and combinations of finks, voice, linvala and ooze. There is always atleast 1 kiki to exploit opportunities.
Quote from Alphez86Quote from zmattkQuote from Muten YoshiJust a quick question: What do you guys think about kikipod in the current metagame? It saw really less play at the pro tour and im in a torn wether to concentrate on this or faeries for the future. I really want to stick to one deck a greater period of time. Opinions? Honestly, I don't think Kiki Pod is well positioned in the current meta. That doesn't mean you can't have success with it, or you can't win events with the deck. But just from looking at the top Pro Tour decks, we don't have a great matchup against anything except Melira Pod. Affinity, Zoo, Living End, Bogle, Storm, and Twin are all relatively hard matchups and the control decks are about 50:50. It's also very hard to win with more and more decks playing Anger of the Gods and Blood Moon. I was planning on playing Kiki Pod at GP Richmond, but I just think it's a bit too fragile for a large event like that, right now at least. +1. I totally love Kiki Pod, but between Nacatls, Blood Moons and Anger of the Gods I think we might often find ourselves stuck between a rock and a hard place. @ Muten Yoshi: honestly, Faeries don't seem to be in a much better place at the moment. I'm personally considering to switch either to Melira Pod or to Tempo Twin (or Tarmo Twin... Dickmann's list is so sweet!). Both decks have the ability to beat down while threatening an infinite combo, just like Kiki Pod does, but have better disruption and a much less greedier manabase. The idea of abandoning this deck is painful, though. It's so much fun to play
Quote from zmattkQuote from Muten YoshiJust a quick question: What do you guys think about kikipod in the current metagame? It saw really less play at the pro tour and im in a torn wether to concentrate on this or faeries for the future. I really want to stick to one deck a greater period of time. Opinions? Honestly, I don't think Kiki Pod is well positioned in the current meta. That doesn't mean you can't have success with it, or you can't win events with the deck. But just from looking at the top Pro Tour decks, we don't have a great matchup against anything except Melira Pod. Affinity, Zoo, Living End, Bogle, Storm, and Twin are all relatively hard matchups and the control decks are about 50:50. It's also very hard to win with more and more decks playing Anger of the Gods and Blood Moon. I was planning on playing Kiki Pod at GP Richmond, but I just think it's a bit too fragile for a large event like that, right now at least.
Quote from Muten YoshiJust a quick question: What do you guys think about kikipod in the current metagame? It saw really less play at the pro tour and im in a torn wether to concentrate on this or faeries for the future. I really want to stick to one deck a greater period of time. Opinions?
Quote from ValanarchQuote from LegitKaronaI've only ever played against Kiki-Pod, so maybe this is an incredibly stupid question, but how much does adding white actually give you? You get some solid hate cards that all seem fairly replaceable, maybe you can cast Finks more often, and Resto, but every time I play Kiki-Pod they always wind up with some card or another stuck in hand and taking a pile of damage from lands. Has anyone tried a straight RUG build with more Exarch-type cards could be a lot more consistent and allow for more basics. You seem to be missing that white gives you Voice of Resurgence. Also, Restoration Angel is very important since it allows Pod chains to happen.
Quote from LegitKaronaI've only ever played against Kiki-Pod, so maybe this is an incredibly stupid question, but how much does adding white actually give you? You get some solid hate cards that all seem fairly replaceable, maybe you can cast Finks more often, and Resto, but every time I play Kiki-Pod they always wind up with some card or another stuck in hand and taking a pile of damage from lands. Has anyone tried a straight RUG build with more Exarch-type cards could be a lot more consistent and allow for more basics.
Quote from izzetmageQuote from Lantern Izzet, post up the top 8 archtypes (16 if you can) I'll add it to the OP T8: McLaren (UWR Control) Lee (Blue Moon) Wilson (Melira Pod) Seibold (Affinity) Dickmann (RUG Twin) Fennell (Storm) Alkio Rivera (UWR Twin) T16: Boettcher (Ad Nauseam) Zatlkaj (Jund) McClain (Melira Pod) Vidugiris (Storm) Zheng Budde (Storm) Turtenwald (Scapeshift?) Sochurek LOL 3 Storm in T16. Nice.
Quote from Lantern Izzet, post up the top 8 archtypes (16 if you can) I'll add it to the OP