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Nah maaan, the winrate or the metashare was never that high. Though to be fair, not sure what I would nominate as the most broken thing to ever graze a format, but for modern, I think even the current Nadu, Winged Wisdom situation is much more oppressive than Hogaak was, though that's only because you could and in fact had to maindeck 4 Leyline of the Void.
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It's already been confirmed that the damned bird is more prominent and oppressive than Hogaak ever was.Appeared in 25% of decks, including ANTI-NADU decks. It also has a [damn near] 60% win rate at the pro-tour, while Ruby Storm which people think will take over had a far lower win rate because the counters are easy to pull out.
Yes, Yes, Yes and Yes. No deck in the earth is undefeateble. I am still learning the history of Magic and I found this monstrum, so I just copied it and post it. Still, pretty cool deck. About Nadu. he can do absurd things but nothing good counterspell or void rent wouldn´t solve.
If that was the case, then the deck probably wouldn't have run away with so much of the pro-tour. "Dies to removal" doesn't exactly work against protection and counterspells being used back at you, and that is if you can draw them.
Yeah, I think a really big problem is that where the fail case for Hogaak was substantially, massively worse than the fail case is for Nadu. But... but at the start Hogaak also had winrates upwards of 60, in the hands of some players even 70%, towards the end it was just good, though it did warp the metagame around it, maybe the same thing can happen with the bird. Though frankly I don't really care, stopped caring about modern when MH2 was released.