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    Since the release of Mortal Judgement edition, I have had a hard time adapting to the meta. I feel that some of its cards are useless and others, on the contrary, are very broken. Even some combinations were born whose mechanics are nonsense, like the already famous Heirloom Death. And it was specifically in that deck on which I based myself to try to make a counter.

    The deck that has given me the best results so far I found it in GU Decks (sorry, I don't remember who it was) and I made some modifications thinking about how to cancel the Heirloom Death. The first conclusion I came to is that I should have the least amount of creatures possible; if spells would be its strongest suit then a magic deck is the right one. The result was this:

    I already played about 50 battles with that deck. Finally I returned to Mythic, and I had the opportunity to face several times Heirloom Death decks and come out victorious. So I proved the effectiveness of my midrange deck (which according to me is aggro).

Creatures

    Having only eight creatures seemed like a risky gamble. However, it turned out to be much more effective than I ever imagined; and I believe that each one fulfills an indispensable function in this combination.

    Demetrios, Playwright grants additional damage and/or accelerates the deck (depending on the circumstance); Leyhoard Hatchling (x2) is direct damage to the face at a very low mana cost (I almost always have seven or eight cards in my hand when playing it); Choralis Rune Moth is the lifeline that can give me additional damage, defense or health, although the luck factor works against it a bit; All-Seeing Spire is the opener for the Leyhoard Hatchling, if the opponent takes it lightly I soon end up with a bunch of cards in my hand; Bronze Servant fulfills the punctual function of annoying the rival relics, I added it mainly thinking about combinations like the zombies.

    Finally Academy Apprentice is undoubtedly the most important of the creatures. A plus of x4 spell boost for only four mana, with the extra advantage of being able to play them in the arrangement that suits me.

Damage, a lot of damage

    At first glance this is a deck that does a lot of direct damage. So, just like that. Epiphany (x2), Astric Implosion (x2) and Wyrmbreath (x2) alone give the possibility of doing 34 damage to the face. This added to the two Leyhoard Hatchling (four damage each) and the Flame of the Second Shattering would give a hypothetical total of 58 damage.

    The latter is also the best spell, 16 damage (when all the mana is unlocked) for eight mana is insane, and it's this card that has opened the way back to Mythic for me.