I'll analyze Eldrazi Ramp in Modern, looking at different versions and their performance.
Eldrazi Ramp represents 3.16% of the Modern metagame over the last 60 days with a balanced 50.5% non-mirror winrate across 102 entries. The archetype is nearly monolithic - 98% of lists run the GR Utopia Sprawl version (131 of 134 entries), which posts a 50.26% winrate. The core is extremely consistent: every single deck runs 4 Kozilek's Command and 3 Emrakul the Promised End, with 98-99% playing full sets of Malevolent Rumble, Utopia Sprawl, and Sowing Mycospawn alongside Talisman of Impulse.
The main variation comes in threat density and disruption packages. World Breaker appears in 78% of lists, Sire of Seven Deaths in 66%, and Devourer of Destiny in 65%. The "go-wide" gameplan using Herigast, Erupting Nullkite (49%) and Writhing Chrysalis (38%) provides an alternative angle, while Icetill Explorer shows up in 60% as additional acceleration. Interactive elements like Kozilek's Return (93%) and occasional Dismember (16%) help stabilize before deploying massive threats. A small minority experiments with Karn the Great Creator (8%) or colorless builds with Ancient Stirrings (19%), but these represent fringe approaches.
The deck holds steady in the tier 2-3 range, performing slightly below explosive combo decks like Ruby Storm (53.6% winrate) and Amulet Titan (57.4%), but maintaining parity with the field. Its even matchup spread and consistent construction suggest a reliable, if unspectacular, metagame choice that can compete when piloted well.
Sources:
Data from 112 tournaments (80.4% MTGO, 19.6% Melee) between August 17 and October 16, 2025.
https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-32-2025-10-0312819547
https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-32-2025-10-1212819536
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