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8/9/2025, 9:30:02 AM
>>534538603
Tempo Forest is still very much a tempo archetype even if there isn't protection in the format. It all dates back to the days of Liza onto a 4 fairy board. You couldn't really call it aggro even in the current state because of how much it interacts, you couldn't call it midrange because the deck gets absolute shit for value.
Even without interaction on the opponent's turn IE tempo forest still wins off tempo in principle while eschewing value. It's not trying to race down face, and it's not trying to grind out the game. You're just disrupting the opponent while keeping the game under your own pace.
Tempo Forest is still very much a tempo archetype even if there isn't protection in the format. It all dates back to the days of Liza onto a 4 fairy board. You couldn't really call it aggro even in the current state because of how much it interacts, you couldn't call it midrange because the deck gets absolute shit for value.
Even without interaction on the opponent's turn IE tempo forest still wins off tempo in principle while eschewing value. It's not trying to race down face, and it's not trying to grind out the game. You're just disrupting the opponent while keeping the game under your own pace.
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