
The episode discusses the insights gained from LobsterCon regarding the Premodern meta and its implications for deck strategies.
LobsterCon just gave us one of the clearest pictures of the Premodern meta we’ve seen in a long time—and it challenges a lot of what we thought we knew. In this episode, we break down the results, including why StifleNought underperformed , what actually rose to the top, and what it says about the health of the format . We dig into: • Why everyone came prepared for Dreadnought—and why that mattered • The rise of graveyard combo decks (Replenish, FEB, Hermit) • How disruption (Wasteland, Port, graveyard hate) shaped the event • What successful decks had in common • Why Premodern in paper feels VERY different from MTGO • How to adapt your deck going forward The takeaway? Premodern might be more open—and more skill-testing—than people give it credit for. If you're prepping for your next event (or just grinding MTGO), this is essential viewing. 👉 Support the channel: Patreon.com/EternalDurdles 👉 Submit articles: eternaldurdles.com
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