*) The 31 Red Aggro decks include 19 with a splash of green, usually for Atarka’s Command and sometimes for one or two copies of Become Immense—basically, Martin Dang’s Pro Tour-winning list from last week. The other twelve were all mono-colored.

**) Coming from the other side, seven of the Green Devotion decks featured a bit of red, mostly for Dragonlord Atarka, akin to what Ondrej Stráský played to a third-place finish at Pro Tour Dragons of Tarkir. Two had a splash of white, another was greedy and splashed both white and red.

***) The red players weren’t the only to dabble in green for a Command as one of the White/Blue Heroic decks included Dromoka’s Command.

 ****) The “Others” category was made up exclusively of one-ofs. One was Chromantiflayer, the deck named after the combination of Chromanticore and Soulflayer; then there was one copy of Red/Green Bees, featuring the deadly combination of Hornet Nest and Roast and Setessan Tactics; there also was one Black/Red Aggro and one Red/White Aggro, Mardu Dragons and Naya Midrange, an interesting take on Green/Black similar to Rock decks of ages past and Raphaël Lévy’s Big Red; finally, two aggressive decks, one in white and green, the other Temur, were both making good use of Collected Company.