Tournament Lists

Every Replenish list runs the same engine core, but competitive builds take very different approaches around it depending on the metagame:

• Proactive vs. Reactive Maindecks: Some proactive builds run four Meddling Mage in Game 1 to get in the way of combo and permission-heavy control right away. That's especially strong in open-decklist events, where seeing your opponent's list lets you name their key win-conditions and disruption from turn two. Classic reactive builds go the other way with zero maindeck creatures, turning all of the opponent's spot removal into dead cards in Game 1.
• Transformational vs. Creatureless Sideboards: Standard builds pivot after boarding into big fliers like Exalted Angel (see our Macro Strategy breakdown), while strict creatureless builds skip the creature plan entirely so the opponent's removal stays dead across all 75.