Edge of Eternities (EOE)

In figures

• 563,418 games analysed
• On the play: 57.6% wins, against 53.0% on the draw
• A game lasts 9.2 turns on average

What players think

Edge of Eternities rewards early board presence, with widespread removal and little fixing (no common dual lands). Green is seen as the strongest color, and opinions differ on archetypes: some put Ramp and Landfall first, ahead of +1/+1 Counters , Landfall and Landers and Second Spell , while others call Second Spell the best deck. Our games back up green: Ramp and Landfall leads and Landfall and Landers is second. However, Second Spell stays mid-table, and the reanimator deck, highly praised, is among the last along with Artifact Army and Tapped Creatures , which players rate poorly.

Colour pairs

Win rate of the decks of each pair, from real games of online draft players.

Pair	Share of games	Win rate	Strong players	Over time
Ramp and Landfall	12.6 %	57.2 %	56.1 %	57.3 → 56.9 → 56.9
Fliers and Artifacts	11.1 %	55.0 %	53.7 %	55.0 → 54.8 → 55.2
Landfall and Landers	10.8 %	56.3 %	55.0 %	56.6 → 55.7 → 55.4
Void and Removal	10.3 %	55.5 %	55.3 %	55.2 → 55.9 → 55.6
+1/+1 Counters	9.7 %	55.9 %	55.0 %	56.1 → 55.6 → 55.2
Sacrifice and Exile	9.6 %	55.9 %	55.2 %	55.9 → 56.1 → 55.1
Second Spell	9.5 %	55.4 %	54.7 %	55.3 → 56.0 → 54.3
Artifact Army	6.9 %	53.8 %	52.7 %	53.5 → 53.8 → 55.5
Deathtouch	6.1 %	53.8 %	52.1 %	54.3 → 52.4 → 53.3
Tapped Creatures	4.1 %	53.6 %	51.9 %	53.4 → 54.1 → 54.1

Archetypes: the gold uncommons

• Second Spell

  55.4 % win rate9.5 % of games
  • 

    45. Station Monitor

    7.0
  • 

    6. Cosmogrand Zenith

    8.8

• Fliers and Artifacts

  55.0 % win rate11.1 % of games
  • 

    51. Alpharael, Dreaming Acolyte

    6.8
  • 

    48. Singularity Rupture

    7.0

• Void and Removal

  55.5 % win rate10.3 % of games

  Void

  • 

    98. Interceptor Mechan

    6.0
  • 

    30. Mutinous Massacre

    7.4

• Landfall and Landers

  56.3 % win rate10.8 % of games

  Landfall

  • 

    119. Tannuk, Memorial Ensign

    5.8
  • 

    9. Biotech Specialist

    8.6

• +1/+1 Counters

  55.9 % win rate9.7 % of games
  • 

    110. Haliya, Ascendant Cadet

    5.8
  • 

    23. Dyadrine, Synthesis Amalgam

    7.6

• Sacrifice and Exile

  55.9 % win rate9.6 % of games
  • 

    89. Syr Vondam, the Lucent

    6.2
  • 

    12. Syr Vondam, Sunstar Exemplar

    8.3

• Artifact Army

  53.8 % win rate6.9 % of games
  • 

    202. Mm'menon, Uthros Exile

    4.5
  • 

    53. Pinnacle Emissary

    6.8

• Deathtouch

  53.8 % win rate6.1 % of games
  • 

    144. Seedship Broodtender

    5.4
  • 

    157. Cosmogoyf

    5.2

• Tapped Creatures

  53.6 % win rate4.1 % of games

  Station

  • 

    238. Sami, Ship's Engineer

    2.9
  • 

    219. Ragost, Deft Gastronaut

    4.2

• Ramp and Landfall

  57.2 % win rate12.6 % of games

  Lander

  • 

    25. Biomechan Engineer

    7.5
  • 

    15. Genemorph Imago

    8.1

Mechanics of the set

• Station

  Tap another creature you control: put charge counters equal to its power on this Spacecraft or Planet (only as a sorcery). At the listed threshold, a Spacecraft becomes an artifact creature.

• Warp

  You may cast the card from your hand for its warp cost; it is exiled at the beginning of the next end step, then you may cast it from exile on a later turn.

• Void

  Ability word: the bonus applies if a nonland permanent left the battlefield this turn or a spell was warped this turn.

• Landfall

  An effect each time a land enters the battlefield under your control.

• Lander

  A Lander token is an artifact: for two mana, tap it and sacrifice it to search for a basic land card, put it onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle.

The best cards

By colour

Rank by our rating, then rank by win rate when the card is in hand.

To remember

• Count your high-power creatures: 27 cards in the set have Station, and each tapped creature charges a Spacecraft by its power.
• A Spacecraft is not a creature before its threshold: Gravkill and Embrace Oblivion name it, so it stays vulnerable.
• 32 cards have a warp cost: cast them early for a small price, then cast them again; creatures with an enter effect get it twice.
• Void is on 14 cards: take cards that make a permanent leave or cast a warped spell, otherwise the bonus is rarely active.