http://www.wizards.com/Magic/Magazin...ily/arcana/894

http://www.wizards.com/magic/tcg/art...kascension/cig

Confirmed to be in this set via this photo down below

[color=blue]Magic is such a fun game right now. Pretty much every format has a variety of decks that can do well and you usually aren't stuck playing against the same deck round after round. In terms of decks which are dominant, this past weekend at the SCG Open in Charlotte showed us that RUG was the deck to beat in Standard while Survival of the Fittest variants are the deck to beat in Legacy.

[color=blue]I wasn’t sure if I would be attending the Starcity Games 10k last weekend because I’ve been super busy lately. I had been planning on attending the Standard 5k and I was going to run the Mythic deck I’ve been playing since Grand Prix: D.C., and I expected to do fairly well with it. On Wednesday, my Dad called me up and asked me if my wife and I would like to go to Duke University to watch my Alabama Crimson Tide play.

[color=blue]Well, for those of you interested, I decided to write a tournament report for my experience at Grand Prix: Washington D.C. Ever since I had heard there was a Grand Prix coming to the area I was excited. I live about 50 miles west of D.C., so naturally, I wanted the chance to play. I knew going into the tournament weekend that I wanted to play Mythic Bant. I felt really confident in my ability to pilot the deck and had just come off a fresh top 8 of my previous PTQ with it. After the Nationals Qualifiers, which I skipped, the deck exploded in popularity. Now, for those of you who know about Mythic, the deck does not run much removal. Most of the removal consists of Gideon Jura and Jace, the Mind Sculptor. This was fine for me in the main deck, but I knew the deck would be tough to win with if someone got a creature out that I couldn't deal with. As you will see, that is the biggest downside to the deck that I have found.