Whilst Duxvox is archetypally a controlling list, built around it's board engine pieces and Doomsday counters, Blood Majik Burn is a full burn list, running the burn spells and tax pieces needed to top off your opponents DCM ASAP.

Sildud's Blood Majik Blight out of GCD is the big new piece for the deck, letting you trade 10 DCM for 15 from your opponent. Seasons Of Majik Reflections isn't quite as efficient, but it's flexibility gives you some additional options to hit specific strategies and weaknesses.

Accompanying these bursts of damage, the deck has a few ways to stack up incremental damage such as Twilight Magnolia, Emerald Amulet, and Unconscious Devotion. Additionally, Blood Staff Of Dark Sacrifice, the final ability of Unconscious Devotion, and Sabotage warriors all help to tax out your opponent's Bloodbourne costs. A combination of these effects will force your opponent to constantly damage themselves to enact their own gameplan, all the while getting ever closer to being burst down by your burn damage.

Another break from the traditional Duxvox builds, the list drops the Mobile Doomsday Fortress for Outer Rim: Trial-Grounds Of Blood. Not only does this offer some aggressive power with the War-Boars and Fortified destruction, it also gives you access to Desolation Outpost Of The Outer Rim and Outer Rim Exclusion Zone, which are some of the strongest tools in the Orc engine.

Whilst the list isn't all too concerned with the main Duxvox engine, it does take advantage of some strong board stall cards like Duxvox Operation: Initiate Buildout and Duxvox Scrapyard for negate and control power, to stop your opponent from finishing you off first, before you can stack up enough damage to close out the game.

Ultimately, it'll need to be seen how the list compares to the traditional boars build of Sharn, whether the burst damage power of the list can compete with Sharn's incredible consistency, but for the time being, it's a solid competitor to try out in the metagame!

One list that overperformed my personal expectations in the meta was Michael Sanctify. A faster variation on the more traditional Seraphim build, Sanctify gets to leverage all of the same powerful controlling tools, whilst also threatening more consistent board pressure.

Whilst Seraphim received no archetypal pieces in GCD, Azrael, Golden Angelic Requiem and his Unrelenting Devotion provide a huge boon for Sanctify. The second ability of Undying Devotion is clearly the build-around piece, offering even more value out of your Angel Warriors and Sanctify triggers. The first and third abilities are however incredibly relevant, helping to pad the deck's DCM to survive through chip damage. Bloodbourne cost reduction is a nice DCM saver with Help From The Chaos Divine, Charisma keywords, and Michael's Proclamation, whilst the final sacrifice ability can easily bring your DCM right back to 0.

Citrine Amulet and Radiant Orb Of Divine Light are the other huge additions to the list, letting your warriors become constant threats on board, buffing a board of 1 attack angels to a combined 20-25 damage. This lets you setup board states similar to Fandorian Midrange, where your Warriors just outscale your opponents Warriors, making it difficult for them to remove them or threaten damage from the board.

Whilst more testing is needed, it seems very likely that Sanctify will be the strongest Angel deck in the meta, at least for the time being. Michael Seraphim and Castiel Burn may be able to push ahead with the powerful new generic additions, but have a bit more work in proving themselves alongside Sanctify.