Traditional Historic Ranked Decklists: October 15, 2020

Below are the latest decks that won six or more matches in a row during MTG Arena’s ranked ladder by players at Platinum to Mythic ranking for October 15, 2020. The criteria for how these decks are chosen are detailed below:

Starting the week of September 21, we will begin publishing decklists that have put together long win streaks at Platinum rank or higher in Magic: The Gathering Arena‘s Ranked Play ladder. The goal is to supplement decklists from tournament results and social media with additional promising decklists for inspiration. We will publish these decklists once each week on the new decklist hub on Magic.gg, and plan to increase the publishing frequency in the future.
We will be publishing lists from Standard Ranked, Traditional Standard Ranked, Historic Ranked, and Traditional Historic Ranked play queues. Like we do for Magic Online Leagues, we will be posting an example list for each category of deck that share a minimum number of cards: at least 55 of 75 cards (across main deck and sideboard) shared in Traditional (best of three games, or Bo3) or at least 45 of 60 main deck cards shared in best of one (Bo1). All lists published will have won at least six consecutive matches.
Our goal is to best condense information, highlighting a mix of both strong and varied deckbuilding options. We will let you know if we adjust some of these parameters as we learn more from this data and gather your feedback.
Player information—your MTG Arena username—will not be associated with these decklists. If you are concerned about a deck you play being shared this way you can change a card in your main deck before you reach six or more consecutive match wins. Even swapping to a different basic land version or a new version of another card in your deck will suffice.
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As such, keep in mind that some decks here may not be fully optimized; the difference between Platinum and Mythic ranks can be quite big and unfortunately these decks are not supplied with further context. On the other hand, they could be more suitable for everyday ladder play compared to tournament decks that are built for specific metagames. They will also be useful for inspiration when for usage of particular cards and unique archetypes.

Starting with the next deck dump, our goal here at MTG Arena Zone is to not only supply the decklists themselves, but to provide more insight and detailed analysis so our visitors can play them more effectively where applicable. Watch this space!