Hey @OskarSakol! Here is a data-driven breakdown of the current Legacy landscape across both online and paper.
The clear #1 deck right now is Dimir Tempo. It is the most-played archetype by a wide margin at 13.65% meta presence over the past two months (393 entries across 104 tournaments), and it posts an overall 53.2% winrate excluding mirrors. Presence is remarkably consistent week over week, meaning the deck is battle-tested across both MTGO Leagues/Challenges and paper events alike. If you want a single deck that wins a wide range of events and you are comfortable with blue-based tempo/control gameplay, Dimir Tempo is the safest pick to maximize trophy and Top 8 rate across formats.
That said, there are two "best winrate" decks worth knowing about if you are okay with lower meta share. Lands sits at a 54.85% winrate (over 569 matches) and has been posting positive numbers every single week in the trend data, hitting 60%+ winrates in several recent weeks. Doomsday is similarly impressive at 54.47% winrate over 500 matches, with multiple weeks above 60% (70% in late January, 62% in mid-February, 60%+ multiple other weeks). Both are polarizing combo/prison-style decks that punish unprepared fields hard. Dimir Midrange is also quietly overperforming at 57.72% winrate but with very limited sample size (252 matches), so treat that number with caution.
Bottom line: For sheer volume of winning across leagues, challenges, and paper opens, Dimir Tempo is the most consistent choice. If you are hunting for a higher ceiling and are willing to accept some volatility, Lands is posting the best sustained winrate and translates well to both online and paper. Doomsday is the spike pick for those who are already experienced with the deck.
Sources: Data from 120 tournaments (54.2% MTGO, 45.8% Melee/paper) from January 10 to March 11, 2026. Recent events include: