Living End is a deck that has been around for a while, and looks to cascade into it’s namesake card, Living End after cycling a bunch of creatures to the graveyard. If you’ve ever played against this deck, it’s one of the worst feelings in Magic.
The feeling of having your entire library thrown into your graveyard with cheap creatures and spells. Mill is often one of the most hated decks in existence. It just goes faster than a lot of decks, and you often dread seeing an Urza’s Tower across the table. This deck’s annoyance comes in that it can power out cards like Karn Liberated or Wurmcoil Engine as early as turn 3. At times it has fallen in strength of the meta, but it’s always around.
Ton is a deck that has stood the test of time throughout Modern’s history. This deck is super annoying because it has control elements but the explosive inevitability puts a ton of pressure on you to try and win the game quickly. It aims to keep the board clear with a host of removal spells, all while ramping up to enough mana to kill you in one shot with Valakut, the Molten Pinnacle. The feeling of having a good hand and then getting it ripped a part unceremoniously makes this really annoying. It follows that up with a Stoneforge Mystic and finds a way to cheat in Kaldra Compleat, which is just hard to deal with. This deck can get off to a fast start with Grief and Ephemerate and can absolutely rip your hand a part. One of the new decks that came up from Modern Horizons 2 is BW Stoneblade.
If you can hold out long enough though, you can definitely beat this deck. This deck is annoying due to you feeling always under the gun. It follows that up with some hasty creatures like Goblin Guide and Monastery Swiftspear that help keep the pressure on. It has a bunch of 3 damage spells like Lightning Bolt and Lava Spike that can be pointed at the face. Burn Wizards of the Coastīurn is one of the fastest decks in the format. It definitely is possible to get through if your deck is fast enough, and sometimes, they just don’t have it. Either way, Control in Modern has come a long way and their suite of spells is so efficient that if can often feel like you’re running into a stone wall. It often feels like you have to get lucky that they don’t have a counter spell, or a removal spell or a powerful planeswalker like Teferi, Time Raveler. UW Control Wizards of the CoastĬontrol can often feel like a slog when you’re playing against it. So let’s begin our countdown of the top 10 most annoying Modern decks to play against. With the addition of Modern Horizons and Modern Horizons 2, it feels like those annoying strategies have become the norm. At the same time, there’s plenty of strong, annoying strategies that you can play against. It’s meta game is pretty diverse and where many decks can do well in a tournament and be fun to play. Modern is one of the most fun formats to play in Magic: the Gathering, and has historically been many people’s favorite formats.
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