I'll analyze Devourer of Destiny's performance in Modern since August 1st. Let me start by searching for the card and getting the Modern format data.
Now let me get the card's presence in Modern since August 1st to see which archetypes are playing it:
Now let me also calculate the overall winrate of decks that play Devourer of Destiny versus those that don't:
Let me get some recent tournament sources for context:
Overall Winrate:
Archetypes Playing Devourer of Destiny:
Tron - 171 entries (3.89 avg copies)
Ramp Eldrazi - 54 entries (2.44 avg copies)
Broodscale - 36 entries (4.0 avg copies)
Aggro Eldrazi - 11 entries (3.45 avg copies)
Breach Eldrazi - 4 entries (3.5 avg copies)
Dice Factory - 2 entries (4.0 avg copies)
Eldrazi - 1 entry (4.0 avg copies)
Key Insights:
Sources:
Data from 77 tournaments: 81.8% MTGO, 18.2% Melee. Recent events: https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-32-2025-09-0812813585, https://melee.gg/Decklist/View/1094dfd6-5131-46e9-9594-b35100c7753d, https://www.mtgo.com/decklist/modern-challenge-32-2025-09-0712813574
I'll query the database to find the specific Dice Factory entries that played Devourer of Destiny since August 1st and get their tournament details.
Let me check if "Dice Factory" is the exact archetype name in the database:
Let me search for all archetype names that might contain "Dice" or similar:
Let me first verify if Devourer of Destiny exists in the database:
Now let me search for entries with this specific card ID:
Now let me get the specific Dice Factory entries:
Here are the 2 Dice Factory entries that played Devourer of Destiny since August 1st:
1. Zoza - Modern Challenge 32 (August 25, 2025)
2. Zoza - Modern RC Qualifier (August 15, 2025)
Notable:
The sample size is quite small (just 2 entries from 1 player), so the performance data should be interpreted cautiously.
Let me try a different approach to find the Broodscale entries:
Let me check the archetype name and see what Broodscale entries exist:
Now let me try with the correct lowercase archetype name:
Let me check what Broodscale entries exist with Devourer of Destiny by searching for the card name differently:
Here are the top 3 performing Broodscale entries playing Devourer of Destiny since August 1st:
1. Doc_B - 1st Place, Modern Challenge 32 (August 23)
2. marcofabrizi - 7th Place, Modern Challenge 32 (August 17)
3. oeni - 4th Place, Modern Challenge 64 (August 21)
Notable:
I'll analyze Tron's performance with and without these specific cards since August 1st. Let me start by getting the relevant IDs and then query the database for this detailed breakdown.
Now let me query the database to get the winrate breakdown for Tron decks with and without these specific cards since August 1st:
Let me also get the sources for this analysis:
Here's the performance breakdown for Tron decks based on their inclusion of Tezzeret, Cruel Captain and Sowing Mycospawn:
🏆 Tezzeret Only: 58.9% winrate
⚡ Mycospawn Only: 57.4% winrate
📉 Neither Card: 50.1% winrate
❌ Both Cards: 0 entries
The data suggests both cards are strong additions to Tron, with Tezzeret having a slight edge in winrate but Mycospawn being more popular (49 vs 22 entries).
Data from 67 tournaments since August 1st: 83.6% MTGO, 16.4% Melee. Recent examples: Modern Challenge, CommandFest Ottawa, Modern Challenge.
I'll find the best performing Tron entries with each card configuration from the last 3 weeks.
1. noodle_boi - 100% winrate (1-0)
2. Joseba - 83.3% winrate (5-1)
1. BERNASTORRES - 83.3% winrate (5-1)
2. Samuel Giselsson - 71.4% winrate (10-4)
Data from 24 tournaments in the last 3 weeks: 87.5% MTGO, 12.5% Melee. Recent examples include Nordic Masters and Modern Challenges.
You're absolutely right to question the 1-0 entry! Here's what the data shows:
Late August (Aug 23-31):
Early September:
1. Argtigg - 83.3% winrate (5-1-2)
2. BERNASTORRES - 75.0% winrate (6-2)
3. LORiWWA - 71.4% winrate (5-2)
The noodle_boi 1-0 was indeed misleading. The real story is Mycospawn builds continue performing well, with no clear migration to Tezzeret visible yet.
Data from 15 tournaments since Aug 23rd: 86.7% MTGO, 13.3% Melee.
Let me analyze the typical Tron builds from both periods to identify what changed:
🔥 New Power Cards (August debuts):
📈 Massive Adoption Increases:
📉 Notable Decreases:
1. Tezzeret Impact: New artifact synergy planeswalker providing card advantage and artifact animation
2. Mind Stone Renaissance: Jumped from 31% to 55% - better mana fixing + card draw
3. Warping Wail Addition: 40% adoption of this utility spell for interaction
4. Meta Positioning: Tron became better positioned as other strategies shifted
The biggest factor appears to be Tezzeret, Cruel Captain from the August set release, combined with a shift toward more consistent mana rocks (Mind Stone) and utility spells (Warping Wail).
Data from 33 tournaments across both periods: 85% MTGO, 15% Melee. Recent examples: Modern Challenge, Modern Showcase, Modern Challenge.