2013 Modern Jund vs. 2023 MTG Arena | Magic: the Gathering | Historic

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Published 2023-07-21
Thanks to Historic Anthology 7 we can now almost fully build one of the most dominant and iconic midrange decks the Modern format has ever seen in 2013 Jund, but can the monster of Modern keep up with a decade of power creep and compete in 2023 on MTG Arena? Let's find out on today's Much Abrew About Nothing!

Deck Evolutions: Modern Jund www.mtggoldfish.com/articles/deck-evolutions-moder…

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All Comments (21)
  • "Lightning strike: basically the same card as lightning bolt, right?" -Seth 2023
  • @CardmarketMagic
    Thank you for shouting us out! "There's no way our opponent can beat a huntmaster" falling short is true 2023 jund feels 😅
  • @Curt-ze6hl
    I'm freaking loving the Goldfish/Cardmarket alliance.
  • I still don't understand why we can be combo on turn 3 but we cannot cast a bolt in historic.
  • You should bring Richard on to really play 2013 Vs 2023 jund. That way you can do it in direct matches too, which lets you play bolt.
  • @Meddling_Mage
    Unholy Heat isn't 2013 Jund, but you could run that in place of Lightning Strike!
  • If you do a direct challenge on MTG arena, you can play with banned cards. That way you can get past the banned Lightning Bolt issue and have your opponent play the most 2023est of decks
  • @bobjose1122
    Definitely didn't have to worry about the One Ring in 2013 Modern lol
  • @ZeroIsEven
    Now I want to see 2023 vs 2013 vs 2003 vs 1993
  • @1ogic948
    While playing a standard jund brew, I’ve also been saying “basically” a lot. Voltage Surge is basically Lightning Bolt, right? Gala Greeters is basically Tarmogoyf, right? Annihilating Glare is basically Fatal Push, right? Wrenn and Realmbrealer is basically Wrenn and Six, right? :D
  • @l4unchp4dgaming38
    At the end of Return to Ravnica, beginning of Theros. I played Dimir Mill. Consuming Aberration, Mirko Vosk, Nighthowler, Wight of Precinct Six, Aqueous Form, and a bunch of Mill cards. I once beat a modern Emrakul, the Aeons Torn deck in a best of 3 with my Standard Mill deck. He had 4 of them in this deck. Had the whole shop watching us duke it out. After that I got a minor sponsorship from the shop to play decks during FNM with cards I couldnt afford.
  • @UltimaChronos
    This reminded me of some of my earliest days in magic, when my buddy and I both played Jund in standard. It was comprised of bloodbraid, sprouting thrinax, putrid leech, blightning, lightning bolts, raging ravine, maelstrom pulse, and broodmate dragon. I know a deck like this isn't viable today, but I'd love to be able to play something like that again. Bloodbraid cascade into blightning was the best thing you could do in standard back then, and it was amazing when it happened (unless you were on the receiving end).
  • @ClassicMagicMan
    I loved old Jund. And going 3-4 with cards that are 10 years behind the curve (with worse replacements) and one of those losses being Mill, which wasn't a thing to prepare for back then, that record is great!
  • @PatJamma
    I like Shakedown Heavy as the 3 mana replacement of Dark Confidant
  • @sampenn787
    Just watched the card market video this is an awesome follow up
  • We love to see it. Thanks Seth. That was a lot of fun to watch! Little nostalgia trip down memory lane. The deck that won so many GPs brought to almost irrelevance by modern magic power creep.
  • @ther3aper561
    The extra mana for arena and strike definitely shows against that gates deck
  • @DMSFister
    To expound on what Seth said, can't recommend card market enough. One of the best MTG channels out there and their jund video is super in-depth