As overly aggressive as Kaladesh limited has been for me, at least I gotta admit that there are several ways to harness that aggression. If you're red, it will probably involve energy and/or vehicles. If you're green, it's all about +1/+1 counters and/or energy. If you're blue... well, you just die, because there's no aggro blue archetype in this extremely aggro format. (Heads up, though: a lot of pros have actually found success with blue control decks, so they obviously exist. I just haven't come across any mildly playable ones in my personal experience.)

But yeah, then there are white and black, which are two colors that have been pretty great for me in Kaladesh limited. When paired, they make one of my favorite aggro archetypes in the format: "go-wide". This basically means you get a bunch of token makes, and top them off with Inspired Charges. This deck can have some pretty busted starts, and sometimes you even manage to open one or more ridiculous rares that play right into the theme.

As you're probably aware by now, this is exactly what I bring you today. It was one of the most fun events I remember recording recently, and even involves a pretty awesome match on round 2 in which I try to beat my opponent before the most ridiculous archetype-destroying mythic rare comes down. I hope you enjoy it.

Cheers,

Rick
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