The Gathering All-Access Singleton Event Guide and Decklists

Hello everyone! This week’s special Thanksgiving event allows us to play any card in Standard, but only one copy: The Gathering. Singleton is one of my favorite formats as you get to play all the sweet cards that are slightly too weak for normal play, so make sure you don’t miss this! To make the deal even sweeter, the event is all-access, meaning that you can use cards that are not in your collection.

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Event Details

• Duration: November 24, 2021 at 8:00 AM PST – November 28, 2021 at 8:00 AM PST
• Format: All-Access Singleton
• Entry Fee: Free
• Ends After: You can keep playing as much as you like!
• Match Structure: Best-of-one matches (BO1)

Rewards

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• 1 Win: Cathartic Reunion Card Sleeve
• 2 Wins: Halana and Alena Avatar

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The Gathering Singleton Decklists (November 2021)

We have 11 Singleton decks for use to choose from, and since you can play with any Standard legal card for free, pick the one you like the most! If you are after more Singleton deck variations from previous Singleton events, you can check out more further below or click here to go to the Singleton deck database.

Another event, another Monowhite Aggro deck! Use this to cut through the competition quickly by overwhelming the opponent no matter what they’re on!

If you want to play something more off the beaten path, you can’t do better than Monoblue tempo. Keep your opponents off balance and finish them with a huge threat.

Monoblack Midrange is one of my favorite archetypes as it has strong grindy elements on top of loads of removal to give you a good chance of beating anything you face.

Some people just like watching the world burn, and you can be one of them with this Monored aggro deck!

The green machine is powerful here just like normal Standard, except this time you get to play a much more diverse threats package than you normally can!

Orzhov Midrange is gaining a lot of traction in Standard so it’s no surprise that it should be good here as well! Crimson Vow gave us a lot of powerful Orzhov cards and this is the deck that can make the best use of them.

Spirits also got a lot of support in Crimson Vow, but instead of traditional Azorius, I opted for a more aggressive Boros version that also utilizes the old Spirit payoffs from Strixhaven.

More Wolf payoffs means a much better Werewolves deck than last time! This deck makes great use of the sheer power level of Gruul cards with the synergy of the Werewolf cards.

For those who like the Turns deck in Standard, this is about the closest we can get in Singleton, but this deck still maintains a very high power level.

If hard control is more your speed, Dimir is here for you! Grind your opponent into the dirt with interaction then finish them off with any of your threats.

The final deck of the list looks to go over all the competition with as many ramp spells and payoffs as we could conceivably fit!

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The Edge of Night Singleton Decklists (October 2021)

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Harvest Bash Festival Decklists (October 2021)