Table of Contents
- Event Details
- Event Rewards
- Neon Arcade Alchemy Singleton Decklists (March 2022)
- End Step
- Decklists in this Article
- Mono White Aggro – Neon Arcade
- Mono Blue Tempo – Neon Arcade
- Mono Black Midrange – Neon Arcade
- Mono Red Aggro – Neon Arcade
- Mono Green Stompy – Neon Arcade
- Boros Aggro – Neon Arcade
- Gruul Werewolves – Neon Arcade
- Orzhov Midrange – Neon Arcade
- Azorius Control – Neon Arcade
- Izzet Control – Neon Arcade
- Dimir Control – Neon Arcade
- Simic Ramp – Neon Arcade
- Azorius Control by jurekjurek – Neon Arcade (26-11 Overall Record)
- Esper Midrange by Josh – Neon Arcade (16-2 Overall Record)
For the next few weeks, you’ll be able to win a bunch of new card styles in the Neon Arcade Event! This event is Alchemy Singleton, but with a twist! You have a High Score emblem that every time you cast a spell that’s more expensive than the number of charge counters on your emblem, you get Treasure to make up the difference! This will allow decks to hit their curve faster and reward those builders who have a well balanced curve!
Event Details
The Neon Arcade is the hottest spot for the best players in the city. Are you a whiz at pinball? A fighting-game master? A hero of jukebox dance-offs? No matter your play style, this is where you can turn that skill into ultimate gaming glory. So, drop in your coin, rack up all the points you can, and shoot for the stars!
- Duration: March 4, 2022 @ 8:00 AM PST to March 18, 2022 @ 8:00 AM PST
- Format: Alchemy Singleton with High Score Emblem
- Entry Fee: 2,000 Gold or 400 Gems
- Ends After: 4 wins or 2 losses, whichever comes first
- Match Structure: Best-of-one matches (BO1)
High Score Emblem
Whenever you cast a spell, if its mana value is greater than the number of charge counters on High Score Emblem, put a number of charge counters on High Score Emblem equal to the difference and create a Treasure token. This ability triggers only once each turn.
Event Rewards
| Wins | Rewards |
|---|---|
| 4 wins | 2,500 gold + 3 Showcase Soft Glow Card Styles |
| 3 wins | 1,500 gold + 3 Showcase Soft Glow Card Styles |
| 2 wins | 1,000 gold + 2 Showcase Soft Glow Card Styles |
| 1 win | 500 gold + 2 Showcase Soft Glow Card Styles |
| 0 win | 1 Showcase Soft Glow Card Style |
Showcase Soft Glow Card Style Rewards
The following soft glow card styles can be earned in this event. Each is equally likely, and you will always receive styles you don’t own until you collect them all:
- Blade of the Oni
- Cloudsteel Kirin
- Eater of Virtue
- Explosive Singularity
- Greasefang, Okiba Boss
- Kodama of the West Tree
- Lion Sash
- Lizard Blades
- Mechtitan Core
- Mindlink Mech
- Mirror Box
- Mukotai Soulripper
- Ogre-Head Helm
- Reckoner Bankbuster
- Soul Transfer
- Surgehacker Mech
- Tameshi, Reality Architect
- Tezzeret, Betrayer of Flesh
- The Reality Chip
- Thundering Raiju
Neon Arcade Alchemy Singleton Decklists (March 2022)
Creatures (27)
Instants (4)
Artifacts (1)
Enchantments (1)
Lands (23)
60 Cards
$87.26
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.23
Players going for the High Score may be looking to go big, and if they are, we go under! Mono White is always a great option for nearly any event as it’s fast, punishing, and can get you your wins quickly.
Creatures (12)
Instants (18)
Artifacts (1)
Lands (25)
60 Cards
$96.55
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.23
It’s not often you get to play Mono Blue, but with the amount of cheap interaction and solid threats you have, this seems like a solid time to bring it!
Creatures (16)
Instants (9)
Sorceries (4)
Lands (24)
60 Cards
$115.58
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.23
If you want to have balanced matchups and a solid strategy, Mono Black is your go to. With a solid curve, plenty of early plays, and a good late game, this should be a solid choice for the event.
Creatures (21)
Instants (7)
Sorceries (6)
Enchantments (1)
Lands (23)
60 Cards
$87.12
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.09
Like Mono White Aggro, it’s easy to get under the clunky decks with Mono Red! Get on board fast, hit them hard, kill them before they get to their expensive spells!
Creatures (24)
Artifacts (1)
Lands (25)
60 Cards
$113.17
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.23
Every once in awhile you can play all the mono colored decks in an event and this is one of them! Mono Green has a really solid curve that can be punishing, but has a better late game than Mono Red or Mono White if you want a bit more insurance against the slow decks.
Planeswalkers (1)
Creatures (25)
Instants (1)
Sorceries (7)
Artifacts (1)
Lands (23)
60 Cards
$106.7
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.23
If you want the power and speed of both Mono White and Mono Red, why not just play both! Boros Aggro has the best offerings of each color as well as some powerful multicolor options at the small tradeoff of less consistent mana.
Creatures (28)
Instants (1)
Artifacts (1)
Lands (24)
60 Cards
$126.47
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.09
Gruul Werewolves is already one of the best decks in Alchemy so why not play it here? Great curve, powerful threats, and strong synergies are always a strong choice for any event.
Planeswalkers (5)
Creatures (13)
Instants (7)
Sorceries (7)
Lands (24)
60 Cards
$148.05
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.23
If you like the play style of Mono Black midrange, but want something with more oomph, Orzhov has you covered. With better removal spells and grindy tools, Orzhov is this format’s premiere anti-creature deck while still having game against the rest of the format.
Planeswalkers (3)
Creatures (8)
Instants (14)
Sorceries (7)
Lands (24)
60 Cards
$119.71
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.23
If you like classic Control strategies, it’s hard to go wrong with Azorius! With plenty of counterspells, wraths, and cheaper interaction, Azorius can be strong against fast and slow decks alike!
Creatures (8)
Instants (19)
Sorceries (5)
Enchantments (1)
Lands (25)
60 Cards
$100.87
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.23
My personal choice for this event and the archetype I used back in the Decathlon event, Izzet is a great control option that plays enough power cards to outmuscle the slower decks of the format.
Creatures (7)
Instants (19)
Sorceries (4)
Lands (25)
60 Cards
$102.8
Sideboard
7 Cards
$3.37
If you want a classic control deck, but want cheaper interaction, Dimir is a great option. You lose the wraths from Azorius, but having a good answer at every point in the curve should not be underestimated.
Creatures (23)
Instants (4)
Artifacts (1)
Lands (24)
60 Cards
$141.52
Sideboard
7 Cards
$8.79
For the final deck of the list, we have the biggest archetype in the format! Simic Ramp has a lot of ways to get ahead on mana, and if you do, you can very easily overpower the other archetypes by playing bomb after bomb!
End Step
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