DarkMatt's MTG Set Reviews: The Example

Set Name Released: Some date

The top of the page will have the set name and release date in the top row. Below that you'll see a showcase of six significant cards from the set. And then after that, the number of attempts it took me to win the Forge Gauntlet without dropping a match, and the colors that my deck used to beat the Gauntlet.

Attempts: Yes Winning Deck: Some/Colors

Here's the cards used in the winning deck, seperated into creatures, spells, and lands, and then sorted by mana value.

Deck Creatures:
x4	x4	x4	x3
Deck Spells:
x8
Deck Lands:
x17

Anything with a dashed line beneath can be hovered over with your mouse to pull up the card it's talking about. Try it!

I take a look at the colors drafted by myself and the AI decks, and make a note of them here. Not particularly useful for anything since I would be better off with a sample of drafts than just one, but I find it interesting. The colors I used are underlined.

Winning Run's Deck Colors:

Is neither total nor objective. Is just my opinion on which colors are the best to draft, in comparison to eachother. This does not imply 1 is yes and 5 is no. Sometimes all the colors are good, and sometimes one of the colors is the least terrible. This is also where the bulk of the card-by-card analysis of the set's colors go. Commons are talked about first, then other rarities. Commons make up the core of every draft color so they are the most important even if there's killer rares out there. Unless the rare is very notable it's not worth talking about. I spend too much time gabbing over cards here already.