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Sub-types Mazo

• Aggro-control
• Combo-control
• Aggro-combo
• Aggro-control-combo

Aggro-control

Aggro-Control also known as

supertipo is a hybrid, which contains aggressive creatures and elements of control. There are two types of Aggro-control, well exemplified by the Blue-Green Madness and The Rock (The Rock). The previous (Blue-Green Madness) runs a game plan based on a rapid deployment of creatures, which are protected by a light control. However, The Rock is a completely different strategy. Usually, by controlling the interruption and / or the accumulation of mana, the deck into the game looking for long-term hit with large creatures. There have been attempts to classify Aggro-control decks in their own subtype. But in general the community of Magic does not mind the rankings and still call these decks Aggro-control.

Letters:
Pernicious Deed, Standstill, Force of Will
Decks:

• Blue-Green Madness, which uses cards like Wild Mongrel, Careful Study and Circular Logic
• PT Junk, with letters as the basis Spectral Lynx, River Boa and Swords to Plowshares
• The Rock, with letters like Troll Ascetic, Spiritmonger and Pernicious Deed [11]
• Dump Truck, use Exalted Angel, duress and Meddling Mage

Combo-control
Typically, these bundles are a combo of control at the end of the game, which can be played quickly if necessary. A sub-control is a combo Prison, which establishes the control via the denial of resources and turning / straighten (usually through a combo).

Letters
Isochron Scepter, Opposition, Winter Orb
Decks

• Squirrel Opposition is based on Opposition to generate token as Squirrel Nest
• StAX, comprising letters as Smokestack, tangled Wire and Goblin Welder
• Stasis, which uses Stasis and others such as letters or Boomerang Forsaken City
• Scepter-Chant, based Isochron Scepter and Orim's Chant
• Trix, which operates the combo Illusions of Grandeur / Donate
• Oath uses Oath of Druids with Akroma, Angel of Wrath / Razia, Boros Archangel and Gaea's Blessing
• Pickles, based on the combo Brine Elemental and Vesuvan Shapeshifter.

Aggro-combo
This is a rather different subtype deck, including Arguably rare. These decks at first glance give the impression of being purely Aggros, but with the extra combo. These bundles are considered Aggro with a simple trick that can win the game from scratch. Can be very dangerous because this trick can get an advantage versus other Aggro decks, giving the possibility of speed against Combo decks.

Letters:
Berserk, Food Chain, Hatred
Decks:

• Fling Affinity uses Arcbound Ravager or Atog and Fling along with Disciple of the Vault
• Food Chain Goblins, has Food Chain and Goblin Recruiter and Goblin Ringleader
• Suicide Black, which uses small creatures such as Slayer Dauthi with Hatred
• Fires, Fires of Yavimaya used with Burst Saproling and Blastoderm

Aggro-control-combo
Magic also exist in some decks that are so adaptable they can perform all three roles. With the use of engines, which helps to play with the best cards to increase the power, or through a tool box full of letters called silver bullets or silver bullets. The decks that claim to be all types are usually in an adaptable and unpredictable in nature. Usually suffer from a lack of speed Aggro deck, the deck of an interruption of control and the focus of a combo deck. The extremely rare deck Aggro-Control-Combo metagame adapting to and / or dominant force.

Letters:
Tinker, Survival of the Fittest, Cunning Wish
Decks:

• Gro-A-Tog, which originally used Psychatog, Quirion Dryad, Mana Drain, Gush, Fastbond and Berserk
• Full English Breakfast, which originally used Survival of the Fittest, Volrath's Shapeshifter, Phyrexian Dreadnought, Flowstone against Hellion and several spells
• Tinker, which uses Masticore, Port Rishadan, tangled and Tinker Wire

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