The last good deck is Giants, which is the most straight forward of the good archtypes. If you try to do both in the same deck, you won't habe enough creatures, and going half way on either is worse than either dedicated deck. The other leverages Run Amok to effectively be a 2 mana removal spell if you can force the opponent to block, while still getting in damage. Tormentor's Helms, then trades off the dorks while chipping away. Its worth mentioning that there are two distinct versions of red/white.

Whether you are in red/white looking to Kaya's Onslaught+Run Amok on a Craven Hulk, going wide in green white with Maja, or just powering through with raw card quality of Demon Bolts and Packmates, all 3 combos are an absolute beating. Its just too large a topic to go into on my lunch break. I honestly don't recommend going into a draft intending to draft this until you have watched several streams of someone making it work, because finding the right balance of lands and payoffs is one of the most skill testing drafting challenges we've seen in a while. There are 3 'good' decks that you want to be in, a few middle tier decks you can be in as a backup, and two bad decks which are just worse than the good ones even if you find the supporting uncommons and only get there with bomb rares.īase green+red/blue snow with potential splashes of black and occassionally white if you need a bound in gold, a rare, or to activate path to the world tree. Several other posters have already provided links, and I guarantee they are all better than my 2 cents, but I'll give it anyway but try to tailor it specifically to someone struggling with what is honestly one of the most difficult to draft sets in the recent past:

Kaldheim quick draft guide